Sentence examples for program intelligence from inspiring English sources

Even today, I still get letters from young students who say, 'Why are you people trying to program intelligence?

Under the program, intelligence officials must present Internet companies with specific requests for information on a case-by-case basis, showing that the target is a foreigner and located outside the United States, a senior law enforcement official said Friday.

As part of the review from the fallout of leaks about Prism and the phone program, intelligence agencies will seek to determine whether terrorist suspects have increased their use of code words or couriers, have stopped using networks like Facebook or Skype, or have "gone silent" and can no longer be found, current and former senior American officials said separately from the hearing.

During the transition period to this new program, intelligence agencies can only pursue phone calls that are two steps removed from a number associated with a terrorist group, not three -- a positive development.

"This is always going to be a problem for the networks and cable channels creating series based on films starring big names like Depp, Willis and Pitt, because it might seem like a second-class knock-off of the real thing," says Tim Westcott, principal analyst, TV programming intelligence and editor of Screen Digest.

Anthony C. Roman, a fraud and security expert with Roman & Associates, said he expected the Police Department to use some combination of its extensive counterterrorism tools: scuba divers, helicopters, video surveillance programs, intelligence relationships with federal agencies and bomb-sniffing dogs, to name a few.

And fixing commercial space programs, intelligence space programs, the US Geological Survey space program.

Over 10 years, about $350 billion of savings would come from national security programs, including intelligence and veterans programs.

"There is an awful lot of Al Qaeda sympathy within Pakistan's nuclear program," an intelligence official told me.

The greatest mystery surrounds the warhead program, which intelligence agencies said in late 2007 had been halted at the end of 2003.

"Were it not for this program, our intelligence community believes that Al Qaeda and its allies would have succeeded in launching another attack against the American homeland," he said.