Sentence examples for that intelligence gained from inspiring English sources

The conclusion of a Senate committee that investigated CIA interrogation of terrorism suspects is that it did not — that intelligence gained under duress stopped no imminent plots.

He said then that intelligence gained from enhanced interrogation techniques helped to "thwart attack plans, capture terrorists, and save lives".

Critics also said the Senate report went too far in claiming that intelligence gained under torture could have been obtained through other sources or technical means.

We know from the court martial into the death of Baha Mousa that it was standard operating procedure to hood and stress Iraqis in detention, that our interrogators were trained to do so and that it was done to prolong the shock of capture so that the intelligence gained might be better.

The Washington Post published some more details on Monday, including that the CIA used FBI intelligence gained through humane interrogation – then laundered it through the torture program to justify torturing even more – and that officials continued to order torture on prisoners after they had no more information to give.

He found that the system for storing the intelligence gained from informers was "working well".

There was no actionable intelligence gained from using enhanced interrogation techniques on Abu Zubaydah that wasn't, or couldn't have been, gained from regular tactics.

The Allies learned from intelligence gained by decrypting Japanese radio signals that the battleship-carriers had sailed.

This is intelligence gained from studying every aspect of foreign natural and man-made environments that could affect the health of military forces.

Does it stem from intelligence gained from torture?

Even if she were to admit that intelligence was gained, Feinstein clearly believes it would not justify the harm inflicted on terrorists.