Sentence examples for sends intelligence from inspiring English sources

Here's the idea: A Northrop Grumman Global Hawk, buzzing at 60,000 feet, sends intelligence data to a laser-guided targeting device on the ground, which coordinates with an F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jet flying on a fuselage made by Northrop, all of it coordinated by computers and software linked together by Northrop's systems integration unit.

Here's the idea: A Northrop Grumman Global Hawk, buzzing at 20,000 meters, sends intelligence data to a laser-guided targeting device on the ground, which coordinates with an F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jet flying on a fuselage made by Northrop, all coordinated by computers and software linked together by Northrop's systems integration unit.

In Venezuela, the government sent intelligence agents to arrest the mayor of Caracas, Antonio Ledezma.

GCHQ sent intelligence to MI5 showing that an unknown individual had shown interest in extremist media online which it sent to MI5.

The Germans are sending intelligence officers, diplomats, and officials from the interior and justice ministries to take part, the news magazine reported.

They were also reported to have had aerials attached to the heads, as well as "devices to receive and send intelligence".

It was the Algerian military which sent intelligence officers to Damascus in 1993 to learn how Hafez al-Assad destroyed the Islamists of Hama 11 years earlier – and then used the same tactics to liquidate Algeria's own Islamist insurgency.

And just as America once believed that the best way to stop its crack-cocaine epidemic was to eradicate coca in South America, so Russia has sent intelligence agents to disrupt the production of heroin in Afghanistan.

1.33pm GMT UK to send intelligence team Nick Hopkins, the Guardian's defence and security correspondent, will have a piece online soon about Britain's operational response to the ongoing crisis.

On Monday, its special representative to the region, Jean Felix-Paganon, said that France had resumed its military aid to Mali, and a defense expert briefed by the French government said it would send intelligence drones to West Africa by the end of the year to help intervention efforts.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is also sending intelligence officials to Washington to demand answers to claims that her phones were tapped.