Sentence examples for on intelligence from from inspiring English sources

The program started small: targets believed to be working for the North based on intelligence from informers were culled, one by one, from South Vietnamese hamlets.

The new unit will also act on intelligence from the regional Joint Terrorism Task Force.

"The reputation of Britain's fashion industry relies on intelligence from all classes".

You get [the reports] from your radio, probably [based] on intelligence from Twitter.

Stevens knew the transmission meant that an operation based on intelligence from his station had been a success.

On one level surveillance teams monitor terror suspects, while on another neighbourhood policing teams pass on intelligence from the public.

Key had been on board a British ship negotiating the release of American prisoners and was held until after the battle to prevent him from passing on intelligence.

There have been big increases in scores on intelligence tests from one generation to the next, which is too fast a progression to be caused by evolution or genetic changes.

Khalid therefore never blundered in the battle and would rely on intelligence reports from spies that he would hire from local population on liberal rewards.

Mr. Bush was also scheduled to receive his first briefing on intelligence matters from federal officials on Tuesday.

Blood testing is more expensive to conduct, so Wada increasingly depends on intelligence gathered from the athletes themselves.