Sentence examples for responding to intelligence from inspiring English sources

The United States Department of Commerce and the Customs Service, responding to intelligence reports from Australian diplomats, recently seized four illicit shipments of Chilean sea bass totaling more than 100 tons in Boston Newark Los Angeleses; and New Bedford, Mass.

Ms. Rice has given a flurry of interviews to news organizations over the last week in which she has challenged Mr. Clarke's truthfulness, including his depiction of her as slow-footed in responding to intelligence warnings throughout 2001 that Al Qaeda was plotting a catastrophic attack on the United States.

Responding to intelligence information from federal authorities about a possible terrorist attack on New York Harbor, the United States Coast Guard closed the Port of New York to pleasure craft yesterday and, along with the New York Police Department, increased harbor patrols.

They also acknowledged that the task would be made far more difficult because it comes as the government is working to respond to intelligence suggesting that new terrorist attacks against the United States may be imminent.

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The Calderón administration has gained U.S acquiescence by periodically extraditing drug lords, responding to U.S. intelligence with round-ups, and welcoming American military and law enforcement into Mexican territory.

If they were responding to a specific intelligence threat of a situation like Mumbai, with a gang of men armed with automatic weapons and hand grenades, then maybe the police would need support.

Responding to criticisms from senior intelligence officials, who have warned against the dismantling of the country's pre-eminent intelligence agency, Mr. Roberts took pains in the meeting with reporters on Monday to argue that under his plan, the C.I.A's work force and mission would both remain intact.

In the words of French architect Jacques Hermant, "The Monadnock was no longer the result of an artist responding to particular needs with intelligence and drawing from them all of the possible consequences.

But Republicans joined in asking why the Bush administration had not done more in 2001 to respond to the intelligence suggesting an imminent Qaeda threat and why it had allowed the policy review on counterterrorism to drag on.