Sentence examples for supporting intelligence from inspiring English sources

Time and time again, the executive makes a "convincing" case, often with supporting intelligence sources; time and time again, it turns out to be wrong.

Just as in previous ill-advised western interventions, a strong pattern emerges: time and again the executive make a convincing case, often with supporting intelligence sources, and time and again they turn out to be wrong".

Of a dozen pilots, sensor operators and supporting intelligence analysts recently interviewed from three American military bases, none acknowledged the kind of personal feelings for Afghans that would keep them awake at night after seeing the bloodshed left by missiles and bombs.

But Ms. Bumiller also reports that after interviews with a dozen pilots, sensor operators and supporting intelligence analysts, all experienced "a certain intimacy with Afghan family life that traditional pilots never see from 20,000 feet, and that even ground troops seldom experience".

SNAM is effective in supporting intelligence and law enforcement force to identify suspects and extract communication patterns of terrorists or criminals.

As documented in the 911 Commission Report, the determination to invade Iraq in 2003 was a decision in search of supporting intelligence, not the other way around.

The hearing, in which a C.I.A. representative testified in a classified session, also shed light on how detainees in the agency's so-called black sites were used to support intelligence operations.

It's almost as if Clapper and the intelligence community that he helms are playing up foreign threats in order to justify bloated post-9/11 budgets and broadly supported intelligence capabilities.

The group hopes for financial relief soon thanks to a decision to transfer from the State Department to the Pentagon responsibility for financing a $600,000-a-month program to support intelligence collection inside Iraq.

The report said: "China is using its computer network exploitation capability to support intelligence collection against the US diplomatic, economic, and defence industrial base sectors".

"Many of the [standard operating procedures] that were in place to support intelligence operations when it was a battle lab are still in place today.