Sentence examples for preparation intelligence from inspiring English sources

The prevailing assumption is that the Woolwich attack was not the result of any long-term plan, and certainly did not need any advance preparation, intelligence sources made clear.

The history of Patriot preparations, intelligence, warning signals, and uncertainty about the first shot was rarely discussed in the public sphere for decades.

But they also said they were not new, that some were not credible and that all had been weighed in the preparation of intelligence reports that concluded that the relationship between Iraq and Al Qaeda remained ambiguous at best.

The tactics used by the Israelis here reflected considerable preparation and intelligence, as well as efforts to minimize civilian casualties through warnings, selective fire, surprise and a dollop of terror.

But reading it today, the central role of unreliable agents and the preparation of intelligence reports where vacuum cleaner parts are presented as military equipment will amuse anyone who remembers the Iraq war and the intelligence assessments made public before invasion.

He oversaw operations that penetrated Spanish military preparation, gathered intelligence from across Europe, disrupted a range of plots against Elizabeth and secured the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots.

But months of preparations and intelligence work could not prevent hundreds of young Englishmen taking part in running street battles with the police and local North Africans before, during and after England's game against Tunisia in Marseilles on June 15th.Most of the 36 people arrested were not known hooligans.

Players have been convinced, certainly; struck by the depth of knowledge and the hours he puts in, the level of preparation, and the intelligence and clarity with which he conveys his ideas, building a team dynamic.

"I believe his leadership qualities, intelligence, preparation and character will contribute to his success as a coach," Toronto's president and general manager, Kevin Payne, said of his new hire during a news conference Tuesday.

I am a sports journalist by trade, which means that much of my work revolves around one-on-one interviews in which I'm trying to earn a subject's trust with my intelligence, preparation and, not least, appearance.

At issue is a report by the British Broadcasting Corporation, which cited unnamed security officials as sources, that Downing Street intervened in the preparation of an intelligence dossier in September to highlight a claim that Iraq could deploy chemical and biological weapons within 45 minutes.