Sentence examples for require that intelligence from inspiring English sources

Does the President require that intelligence used to convict a terror suspect in absentia be based on multiple sources, or is one sufficient?

They should also require that intelligence reports -- you know,the ones that no one reads -- be available for public consumption.

The Senate Intelligence Committee conducted a similar hearing in September at which Feinstein said proposals included putting limits on the NSA's phone metadata program, prohibiting collection of the content of phone calls, and legally requiring that intelligence analysts have a "reasonable articulable suspicion" that a phone number was associated with terrorism in order to query the database.

The NSA and the CIA minimization procedures now require analysts to create a "statement of facts showing that a query is reasonably likely to return foreign intelligence information" before searching section 702 data for U.S.-person information, but the procedures do not require that foreign intelligence be the purpose of conducting the search (see here and here for more).

NSA's authorities require that its foreign intelligence operations support valid national security requirements, protect the legitimate privacy interests of all persons, and be as tailored as feasible.

Indeed, the guidelines require that FBI foreign intelligence agents share information with criminal investigators and prosecutors whenever they uncover facts suggesting that a crime has been or may be committed.

Computers will achieve intuition when they can, "perform those human activities that are normally thought to NOT require intelligence;" that can be performed without conscious effort such as walking, listening and talking.

The FAA only requires that foreign intelligence be a "significant purpose" of broad based surveillance programs.

A new study finds that 6-year-old girls are less likely than boys to think members of their own gender can be brilliant — and they're more likely than boys to shy away from activities requiring that exceptional intelligence.

Successful pre-emption will also require that America's foreign intelligence reporting be more consistently accurate, reliable and timely than it is today.

"Fairness and intelligence require that," he said, especially when the Democratic candidate, in this case Mrs. Clinton, is "someone you don't have any particular trust and affection for".