Sentence examples for points of intelligence from inspiring English sources

An article on Thursday about a disputed Defense Department memorandum that listed points of intelligence linking the Iraqi leadership of Saddam Hussein to the Qaeda terrorist network misstated the timing of the Pentagon's establishment of the Office of Special Plans in preparation for a possible war in Iraq.

Correction: November 24, 2003, Monday An article on Thursday about a disputed Defense Department memorandum that listed points of intelligence linking the Iraqi leadership of Saddam Hussein to the Qaeda terrorist network misstated the timing of the Pentagon's establishment of the Office of Special Plans in preparation for a possible war in Iraq.

And the whole point of intelligence is to obtain information that is not publicly available.

The relationship developed to the point of intelligence and security co-operation at the highest level.

That's because globally smart connected devices will not only create a world of smart physical objects, but also a new access point of intelligence into how those objects are used.

When you start at first level you will know all of the level 0 spells (cantrips) and two level one spells, plus one additional level one spell per point of Intelligence modifier.

Children <9 years of age, experienced a mean decline of 22.50 points on intelligence quotient scores with standard radiation dose, compared to children >9 years of age, who experienced a mean decline of 7.00 points.

The Oct. 27 memorandum from Douglas J. Feith, under secretary of defense for policy and planning, to the Senate intelligence committee listed 50 points of raw intelligence that, he said, pointed to an operational link between Iraq and Al Qaeda.

The rift between Washington and Riyadh has deteriorated to the point where the Saudi head of intelligence, Prince Bandar Bin Sultan, was touring European capitals trying to drum up support for his views of how the war in Syria should be fought.

Fielded in 1982, the Microfix system was the first tactical system using video disk (Laserdisk) map technology providing zoom and scroll over map imagery coupled with a point database of intelligence data such as order of battle, airfields, roadways, and bridges.

The whole point of the intelligence system in place, according to Thielmann, was "to prevent raw intelligence from getting to people who would be misled".