Sentence examples for proper intelligence from inspiring English sources

The abduction of the reporters in broad daylight in the centre of town required proper intelligence and planning.

Burridge told the Guardian: "It was a national disgrace that, having flown over much of the country for 13 years, you could have not done better in building up a proper intelligence picture".

With the proper intelligence gathering, the supervisors said, it is possible to stage undercover stings with particular targets and help to dismantle the drug gangs that create violent crime.

Now, too, is the recklessness of his foreign policy being exposed: the intervention in Libya with its horrible echoes of Iraq, done again without proper intelligence and soon shifting its goal, from the need to protect civilians in Benghazi, to regime change.

However, how are we supposed to address a situation this grave if we don't even have proper intelligence?

Ya'iri would state that "We had suffered seventy casualties because we went into action too hastily, without proper intelligence on the enemy's defenses".

First, there is no proper domestic intelligence service (although the FBI has now taken a few steps to reform itself in that direction).

Technology, Yannaras argues, is toxic when it forgets this artistic and transformational dimension – that is (in the terms I've been using here) when it loses its proper human intelligence.

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Much of the work was accomplished despite hindrance from the War Department's G-2 office, which felt that such analysis was not "proper military intelligence".

Despite fiddling with the FBI, America lacks a proper domestic intelligence-gathering service equivalent to Britain's MI5.