Ms. Goldberg remains an engaging presence, but this sluggish show desperately needs a stringent theatrical intelligence.
Mr. Hoffman has, in press materials, invoked the spirit of Chekhov, but instead of the stringent, sympathetic intelligence that Chekhov would have brought to this material, there is bombast and grandiosity.
The agency's capabilities were directed only against "valid foreign intelligence targets" and were subject to stringent legal safeguards, she said.
Meanwhile, the supreme court has applied stringent pressure on the ISI and its sister agency, Military Intelligence, to answer for their activities in the western province of Baluchistan.
So while Iraqi soldiers now stand at checkpoints, Americans are still watching from nearby, and intelligence about a possible terrorist attack has made the checkpoints more stringent than usual this week, an Iraqi military spokesman said.
Instead of accepting the doctrine that a global war against terrorists justifies almost any expansion of information-gathering, he said the entire U.S. intelligence enterprise should be subject to more public scrutiny and more stringent cost-benefit tests.
Kagame became Museveni's chief of intelligence and gained a reputation for incorruptibility and severity by enforcing a stringent code of behaviour.
Lev Grossman - Time "Rich with literary intelligence and entirely bereft of bullshit, and if it weren't for Rowling's stringent security measures it would or at least should have contended for the Booker Prize".
It's a big, ambitious, brilliant, profane, funny, deeply upsetting and magnificently eloquent novel of contemporary England, rich with literary intelligence and entirely bereft of bullshit, and if it weren't for Rowling's stringent security measures it would or at least should have contended for the Booker Prize.
Therefore, there is more tolerance of measurement errors and less stringent requirement for assessor training in scales such as the HKECDS than there is individual administered intelligence tests (Fernald et al. 2009).
