Sentence examples for recording intelligence from inspiring English sources

The new penalties criminalise copying, transcribing, retaining or recording intelligence material in any way, and carry a maximum penalty of three years.

The Metropolitan Police's then paedophile unit used a paper ledger system for recording intelligence on suspects and lines of inquiry.

Other partners will provide "message intelligence" and perform sentiment analysis on text messages, for example, while others focus on "recording intelligence" and allow you to record calls and then maybe provide sentiment analysis or transcription services based on these recordings.

Records show intelligence gathering on Brooks continued to 2001 when he lost a civil claim against the Met.

But health care is poised to become more transparent as longitudinal electronic health records, intelligence systems and improved connectivity help deliver better information for better decisions.

In Bahia, intercepted cellphone conversations among leaders of the police strike, recorded by intelligence officials and broadcast on the Globo television network, suggested that rebellious police officers were plotting acts of vandalism and were trying to extend the strike to Brazil's two most powerful states, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

For example, flying along a sensitive border looking into a country of interest we can take images and we can record signals intelligence that tells us what's going on in that country, such as North Korea for example.

Artificial intelligence has fascinated mankind for more than half a century, with the first public mention of computer intelligence recorded during a London lecture by Alan Turing in 1947.

Police had correctly documented and recorded all the intelligence their databases held on Veal but did not use that information well in dealing with the situation.

In a critical report, Ellison documented how Brooks's activities were recorded in 18 intelligence reports over a two-year period.

Mr. Zougam was asked about his relationship to the reputed head of a Qaeda cell in Spain, Imad Eddin Barakat Yarkas, with whom he spoke in telephone conversations recorded by Spanish intelligence.