Sentence examples for relationship with intelligence from inspiring English sources

He had no relationship with intelligence agents of another country.

Ms. Cholodenko's seductive, powerfully atmospheric first feature explores their relationship with intelligence and avidity.

Schnack, H. G. et al. Changes in thickness and surface area of the human cortex and their relationship with intelligence.

The book also skims a bit too quickly over what Ms. Gezari calls "anthropology's tortured relationship with intelligence and war," which predates Margaret Mead's work supporting Army planning in World War II.

The government says it did not unilaterally obtain information from the servers of U.S. electronic communication service providers". At least some of the companies did have a working relationship with intelligence officials that reportedly extended to security clearance for some company employees and possible transfers of data through a safe box.

Still, as the WSJ noted, it's the optics of having any kind of relationship with intelligence agencies that motivated Twitter to end the pilot program.

None would put their names to the information, citing sensitivities about relationships with intelligence partners.

Our study examined GM structural networks by applying a multivariate morphometric procedure and further revealed the networks' relationships with intelligence and visuomotor ability (TMT-A).

The findings of the research revealed that psychological capital has significant relationship with emotional intelligence and emotional intelligence has also positive relationship with project success.

"The intelligence community's relationship with the intelligence committees has been more volatile and at times has resembled hostile litigation".

Although she indicates that the PST does not have its own relationship with Pakistan intelligence, she says the Norwegian armed forces' intelligence agency, or E service, does.