Sentence examples for shift intelligence from inspiring English sources

Dr. Kay, a former United Nations inspector who was brought in last summer to run the Iraq Survey Group by George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, said he resigned his post largely because he disagreed with the decision in November by the administration and the Pentagon to shift intelligence resources from the hunt for banned weapons to counterinsurgency efforts inside Iraq.

But shifting intelligence and military assets out of that fight, before it was done, to the invasion of Iraq did not help the struggle against terror.

During Mr. Mueller's 12-year tenure, which began just before the 2001 terrorist attacks, he oversaw the F.B.I.'s shift to intelligence and counterterrorism, including a focus on cybersecurity.

The idea is to shift computing intelligence away from individual computers to the network, where the applications can be readily accessed by a new generation of inexpensive, portable Internet devices.

Indeed, considering this evidence of Flynn [12], a threat of possible underestimation of the gains in the present study due to specific characteristics of participants' age seems unlikely since only a negligible portion of samples had a smaller mean age than 17.Notably, the upwards shift of intelligence test scores affected the whole ability distribution and not just parts of it.

Members of Congress are calling for major shifts in intelligence spending, by transferring spending from satellites to human spying efforts.

"This could be a long war, so there needs to be a shift to intelligence-gathering and sharing as well as service provision in areas they capture," he says.

And no one shifted more intelligence analysts to the task, so that they could have supported the military assaults by Yemen while also scrutinizing all incoming tips for hints about future attacks against Americans, one administration official said.

The landscape of the terrorist threat has shifted, many intelligence officials around the world say, with more than a dozen regional militant Islamic groups showing signs of growing strength and broader ambitions, even as the operational power of Al Qaeda appears diminished.

Nicira says that it is shifting the intelligence and control of the network away from hardware and into software, simplifying the virtualization process.

So what I have done over the last several months is, first and foremost, make sure that we got eyes on the problem, that we shifted resources, intelligence, reconnaissance.