Sentence examples for strength of intelligence from inspiring English sources
Wintour began determinedly to take the Standard's dormant strength of intelligence - and thus potential seriousness - and make it dynamic.
Forensic teams are searching the Marshfield site on the strength of "intelligence" suggesting the body of an unknown person may be buried there.
There have also been tensions between the Pentagon and the C.I.A. over the strength of intelligence indicating an Iraq-Qaeda connection.
He played 10 years in the league on the strength of intelligence and guile, qualities his team has not exhibited this season.
The raid was conducted, he said, on the strength of intelligence on a route, which he called a "rat line," suspected of being used by foreign fighters entering Iraq.
"I strongly suspect it will lead to a legal challenge," he told BBC Radio 4. Lord Carlile, who was appointed as Britain's Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation hours before the New York attacks on September 11 2001 and held the post for almost a decade, said he was "prepared to trust the assurances" of Michael Fallon and Mr Cameron on the strength of intelligence preceding the strike.
"An awful lot of the strength of British intelligence came from the number volunteers.
For every dire government warning about the threat of terrorism, skeptical allies raise questions about the strength of the intelligence the United States has used to justify its concerns.
A few senators – Udall, Paul, Barrasso, Risch – questioned the strength of the intelligence assessment showing Assad had used chemical weapons or the likely efficacy of US military strikes.
The risk of a terrorist attack taking place in Scotland would "greatly increase" if the country became independent due to the inevitable reduction in the strength of its intelligence services and military, the Scotland Secretary has said.
On Aug. 9, 1971, police officers and soldiers arrested 342 people, mostly Catholics, who were interned without charge or trial, many on the strength of outdated intelligence, mistaken identity or village gossip.
