Sentence examples for referring to intelligence from inspiring English sources

"There has been a lot of improvement in I.S.R.-related U.S. support to Pakistan," said a senior Pakistani security official, referring to intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.

"This is directly related to the Mali mission, but it could also give Africom a more enduring presence for I.S.R.," one American military official said Sunday, referring to intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.

"What he's doing now shows the desperation of the regime," said Colonel Boltz, referring to intelligence reports about Iraqi suicide bombers, human shields and brutal violence against civilians who refuse to join paramilitary forces.

"These people are scared not to die," she said, referring to intelligence reports that security and paramilitary forces loyal to President Saddam Hussein had coerced men to fight by threatening their families.

LA FRIA, Venezuela, Aug. 3 — "Surely they will take photos of us by satellite," said President Hugo Chávez, referring to intelligence agencies from the United States, as his Airbus touched down Friday in this Andean city with the actor Sean Penn, a clutch of cabinet ministers and visiting dignitaries from half a dozen countries in tow.

Lewis said on Friday that Trump is not a "legitimate president," referring to intelligence reports of Russian interference in the election.

Ms. Rice said that much of the report was "speculative" and referred to intelligence gathered years earlier.

He may not call it that, but when he refers to "intelligence", that is what he will mean.

One of the 36 items referred to intelligence and investigation concerning terrorists, but it was not highlighted.

"That phrase has long been used to refer to intelligence units in the military," Tenet responded, "often housed in spaces with a green door to denote the sensitivity of the unit and to alert individuals who did not hold appropriate clearances not to enter those spaces.

"Sources and methods" is widely understood to be a term that refers to intelligence operations.