Sentence examples for reference to intelligence from inspiring English sources

One or more refer to North Korea, the aide said, including "some deployment of assets," an apparent reference to intelligence collection capabilities.

MPs have instead been summoned to meetings to talk to "experts" – David Cameron's reference to intelligence agencies that he is reluctant to identify after the disaster in Iraq.

Mr. McFadden, a law enforcement agent, said he knew nothing of how Mr. Hamdan had been handled at Guantánamo by the "intelligence side," an apparent reference to intelligence officers who also conducted interrogations here.

The opening montage, a series of black-and-white cold war images making reference to intelligence foibles and occasions of malfeasance, offers a wry instant history of misguided American foreign policy.

In an unusual reference to intelligence, the British foreign secretary said Baghdadi's audio recording issued on Thursday calling for the defeat of the Iraqi forces fighting to liberate Mosul was "cruelly ironic since some of the intelligence we have suggests he had himself vacated the scene himself and is yet using internet media to encourage others to take part in violence".

Kiss FM grime DJ Logan Sama has seen a number of grime and garage nights he was booked for closed down by the Met without any explanation other than references to "intelligence about an incident".

Meanwhile, Donald Trump gave an interview to Breitbart, a heavily partisan news site that has become depressingly relevant, in which he said, with reference to artificial intelligence, "I have always been concerned about the social breakdown of our culture caused by technology".

The same sites had also been involved in Byzantine Hades attacks on U.S. government computers in 2006, according to "sensitive reports" cited in the cable -- likely a euphemistic reference to secret intelligence reporting.

The question remains whether the teaching methods used in MEPH make reference to emotional intelligence and stimulate the development of PH leaders, or at least push them to think in a different way, as leadership is intrinsically an emotional process.

In some respects it is better than the old FISA law," a reference to the foreign intelligence court.

In Virginia, where car owners can invent their own numberplates, he chose 007 IJG in a coy reference to his wartime intelligence role.