Sentence examples for strengthening intelligence from inspiring English sources

In his brief article for the Herald, Obama started out by writing some routine lines about renewing security standards at airports, strengthening intelligence networks, and "dismantling" the networks of those who carried out "these heinous attacks".

"There may be ways we can strengthen intelligence, but centralization is most certainly not one of them".

The intelligence restructuring will bolster the coast guard and maritime forces, strengthen intelligence agencies with new personnel, establish a national investigative center and set up training courses for antiterrorism officers, police units and commando squads.

Mr. Bush called for tighter export controls by the leading nuclear supplier nations, strengthened intelligence and law enforcement against rogue proliferators, and expanded efforts to eliminate or secure nuclear bomb fuel left over from abandoned weapons programs.

Berger argues there is little valuable intelligence that can be gleaned from these accounts and that closing the accounts in fact strengthens intelligence gathering because experts can track who quickly follows the new Twitter account – often people with a connection to or interest in al-Shabaab or terrorism.

The two countries need to strengthen intelligence sharing, as well as take more action to stem the flow of weapons and drug money from the United States and to shut down criminal organizations, Interior Minister Miguel Angel Osorio Chong said.

We are transforming our military and reforming and strengthening our intelligence services.

Kapil Sibal, a member of the cabinet, argued that India's current laws, which allow citizens to be held for as many as 90 days without being charged, were stricter than even the Patriot Act in the United States, and said that the government was already strengthening its intelligence and law enforcement systems to respond to terrorism.

have ended the secrecy with which they have conducted meetings of a 22-member working group and unveiled a proposal to strengthen the Intelligence panel while creating a new Appropriations subcommittee for intelligence.Reid defended the proposal by referring to a statement 9/11 commission Chairman Tom Kean made last month.

At "We will come together to strengthen our intelligence capacities," the Court sat; at "The hour is coming when America will act," it stood.

We will come together to strengthen our intelligence capabilities to know the plans of terrorists before they act and to find them before they strike.