Sentence examples similar to supplementary intelligence gathered from inspiring English sources

The government also recently killed other terror leaders based on intelligence gathered during Mr. Obama's term.

But, as NBC notes, she misconstrued the intelligence gathered from the other detainee.

Detention facilities, General McChrystal will recommend, should be more humane and better intelligence gathered from them.

Intelligence that came in over the transom was always considered less trustworthy than the intelligence gathered formally, so Berlin pressed its agents in Ankara for more details.

For the moment, says Mr Clarke, most terrorism-related investigations begin with intelligence gathered from foreign governments, intelligence agencies or electronic eavesdropping.

Second, the agencies have been accused of relying too heavily on "sigint" -- intelligence gathered electronically -- and not enough on "humint" -- intelligence gathered on the ground.

Instead, he wanted any intelligence gathered by the United States handed over to Afghan forces, who could then conduct the raids.

The documents searched included intelligence gathered by the bid team.

According to intelligence gathered by the US Embassy, the Colombian Army provided "travel, logistics, intelligence and security" (George Washington University 1997).

Much of the intelligence gathered by CSE is investigated by CSIS.

One way was through human intelligence (humint), which refers to intelligence gathered through personal interaction.