Sentence examples for substantiated intelligence from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schiff said the committee also planned to examine whether the raw intelligence substantiated intelligence officials' assessment and whether the government had reacted quickly and appropriately to revelations of Russia's efforts to influence the election.
Things didn't improve post-summit when Trump stood alongside Putin at a press conference and disputed well-substantiated U.S. intelligence reports that Russia meddled in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
A book needs a more substantial and substantiated theme than this.
If it could be shown that there was at least one intelligence report that substantiated Rice's statement, that might be enough to justify her statement under terms of the panel's earlier agreement.
Offering fresh insights into the run-up to the invasion, he told the Chilcot inquiry: "When I kept reading them [intelligence reports], I kept saying to myself, 'Is this intelligence?' It was not very substantiated but clearly was robust". Joint Intelligence Committee assessments contained conclusions "based too much on too little evidence, that was my impression at the time," he said.
The report on the prewar statements found that on some important issues, most notably on what was believed to be Iraq's nuclear, biological and chemical weapons programs, the public statements from Mr. Bush, Mr. Cheney and other senior officials were generally "substantiated" by the best estimates at the time from American intelligence agencies.
Ford's story is mostly substantiated indirectly, but it does have substantiation.
Neither is it a substantiated historical generalization.
The arguments are well-made and substantiated.
