Sentence examples for present intelligence from inspiring English sources

Present intelligence confirms they have now got such facilities.

Some American-supported covert operations continue in Iran today, according to past and present intelligence officials and military consultants.

Mr. Armitage also said Mr. Powell would probably present intelligence tying Al Qaeda to Ansar al-Islam, a radical Islamic group that operates in northern Iraq.

The US says it will present intelligence to back up its assertion that a missile fired from rebel-controlled territory took down the passenger jet.

In the coming days, administration officials said, they will present intelligence that they say reinforces the documentary evidence that the Syrian government carried out the attack.

Other administration officials said that Mr. Powell would probably present intelligence, much of it gathered from detainees held at the Guantánamo Bay in Cuba, indicating that Qaeda members had sought training in chemical weapons in Iraq.

Having identified the features of the open and closed eyes through the aforementioned principal component analysis in line with the present intelligence-based technique, the outcome is realized to identify the states of the eyes from frames taken by webcams.

But the suicide bombings at a hotel, coming just six weeks after suspected operatives or affiliates of Al Qaeda killed more than 190 people at a resort in Bali, presented intelligence officials with yet another set of vexing problems.

"In making the case for war, the Administration repeatedly presented intelligence as fact when in reality it was unsubstantiated, contradicted, or even non-existent.

A bipartisan, if contentious, report of the Senate Intelligence Committee concluded that the George W. Bush administration "repeatedly presented intelligence as fact when in reality it was unsubstantiated, contradicted, or even non-existent".

According to interviews with several past and present American intelligence officials, the Pentagon's operation, known inside the intelligence community by several code words, including Copper Green, encouraged physical coercion and sexual humiliation of Iraqi prisoners in an effort to generate more intelligence about the growing insurgency in Iraq.