Sentence examples for renewed intelligence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kashmiri was wanted by both countries and could have been a good target for renewed intelligence sharing.

Part of the Turkish government's motivation is a desire not to jeopardize its nascent trade development opportunities, including energy, or its renewed intelligence exchange with Iran on the PKK.

In other words, intelligence comes to life when a kind of empathy and imagination is stirred by a new vision of things: intelligence alone does not generate new vision, and bare argument does not on the whole change things; but vision displayed in new forms of human life and engagement can renew intelligence in the sense I have been giving to the word.

Yesterday Sir John Sawers, recently retired as head of MI6, called for renewed cooperation between intelligence agencies and internet companies.

The renewed focus on Libyan intelligence's alleged involvement in the downing of Pan Am Flight 103 in December 1988 follows the announcement this week by Scottish and US legal authorities.

Several American officials said that after Tunisia's government collapsed, intelligence analysts renewed their focus on gauging the impact that the chaos could have on Egypt, America's most important ally in the Arab world.

In ascending order of pre-emptive priority: North Korea is "a regime arming with missiles and weapons of mass destruction"; we have been paralyzed by South Korea's fear of renewed invasion despite our intelligence indicating the North's secret nuclear buildup.

A senior Syrian official had told me that, last year, Syria, which is on the State Department's list of state sponsors of terrorism, had renewed its sharing of intelligence on terrorism with the C.I.A. and with Britain's MI6, after a request from Obama that was relayed by George Mitchell, the President's envoy for the Middle East.

He asked lawmakers to make his tax cuts permanent, and implored them to renew legislation permitting intelligence officials to eavesdrop on the communications of terrorism suspects and to provide legal immunity to phone companies that have helped in the wiretapping efforts.

Toward the end of 2006, Israel began to pick up intelligence of possible renewed nuclear activity.

But the Iranian crisis has led to renewed questioning of Dr. Khan, American intelligence officials and European diplomats say.