Sentence examples for specific intelligence on from inspiring English sources

When the C.I.A. obtains specific intelligence on the whereabouts of someone on its kill list, an American drone can carry out a strike without the permission of Yemen's government.

Mr Al-Sadr confirmed he did not have any specific intelligence on an impending attack but said that their "genocide" of Yazidi Christians and destruction of holy Islamic sites was an indication of their intent.

A recently declassified document from CIA medical personnel judged that he "probably reached the point of cooperation" before his torture, even though CIA interrogators, according to the Senate's 2014 investigation, convinced themselves Zubaydah had actionable and specific intelligence on imminent al-Qaida plots.

'I don't know what they're saying in London but we have received no specific intelligence on that kind of development or capability in the Shah-e-Kot Shah-e-Kot Shah-e-Kotn a chemical or biological weapons facility,' said an official in the Army department in Washington.

Administration officials who described the basics of the new protocols on Friday said they would allow fragmentary but specific intelligence on terrorist threats — like the characteristics of new recruits for Al Qaeda — to be matched against the list of passengers who were not on any watch list.

Republicans insisted they were waiting on requests for more answers on Hagel's finances, as well as specific intelligence on the attacks in Benghazi, Libya.

One official said that the military had specific intelligence of an imminent attack on the hotel, the Rashid, where senior personnel of the American occupation live and eat, but that no special precautions had been taken.

He said there was no specific intelligence for an attack on the event.

Around 80 officers – a mixture of detectives and uniformed police – will act on specific intelligence to conduct a more targeted kind of stop and search operation in local hotspots.

Second, there appears to be shift in targeting, particularly away from so-called "signature strikes" that rely more on behavior than specific intelligence to justify kills.

This warning wasn't based on any specific intelligence, but on the general idea that some potential terrorists are upset at Britain and America launching a bombing campaign in Iraq and Syria.