Police failed to use tactics available to them, including disruption, surveillance and rigorous intelligence-gathering.
Jeremy Howe, Radio 4's drama commissioner, says Wertenbaker was the perfect choice to adapt War and Peace for radio: "With Timberlake you get rigorous dramatic intelligence".
Effective responses require engagement of local capacities, standardization of practices, multisectorial partnerships, and rigorous health intelligence with threat and risk assessment.
The founders enlisted their Siri prototype in a rigorous artificial-intelligence boot camp of their own design, one meant to train the assistant to understand, interpret and answer queries.
How we respond to bad times does matter, and we may somehow, given luck and the rigorous application of intelligence, head off the worst.
Appearing on screen, in "Beaches" and "The Gleaners and I," surrounded by much younger crew members and performers, she is an almost ideally grandmotherly presence, pre-empting the indignities of age with a self-mockery that subtracts nothing from her rigorous and skeptical intelligence.
His criticism was echoed by the former counter-terror watchdog, Lord Carlile, who also warned that the proposed abolition of his former role and its replacement with a privacy and civil liberties board could actually lead to less rigorous oversight of the intelligence services.
There were plenty of volunteers, but despite rigorous health, stress and intelligence tests, one in three cadets failed the training program.
Rather, it reflects a keen intelligence and a rigorous, disciplined understanding of each individual element of modern game design and production.
Our study demonstrates the value of IMS Health market intelligence data for rigorous health policy evaluation.
