Sentence examples for the global intelligence from inspiring English sources

Currently, there is little such balance of power within the global intelligence community or the large IT companies that have such influence globally.

Fred Burton, a counterterrorism expert at the global intelligence company Stratfor, said the United States had modeled its system on coded alerts used on military bases, which would then dictate security measures like vehicle searches.

Prosecutors had alleged that Jeremy Hammond took part in cyber-attacks carried out by Anonymous, the loosely organised worldwide hacking group that stole confidential information, on groups including the global intelligence firm Stratfor.

The name "Austyn Crites" was not connected to the Podesta disclosures, but an entirely unrelated Wikileaks disclosure, in 2012, based on a internal documents belonging to the global intelligence company Stratfor.

Leaked e-mails from the global intelligence company Stratfor earlier this year suggested that a sealed indictment was ready to be made public when American officials judged that legal proceedings against Mr. Assange in Britain and Sweden were coming to a close.

"Depending on how the Kenyan forces perform and how they do at preventing any al-Shabaab reprisal attacks, the government … will probably look at how they can shape that intervention for electoral purposes," said Mark Schroeder, of the global intelligence company Stratfor.

"Sisi's political-economic imperatives conflict with those of the military as well as the domestic security establishment, and the powerful quarters maybe pushing back on his need to engage in reforms," said Kamran Bokhari of the Stratfor global intelligence firm.

The mean global intelligence quotient (IQ or DQ) value was 60 (SD = 14) (Table 2).

The C.I.A. is "the nation's global intelligence service," Mazzetti quotes Hayden as saying.

"When [cartels] intimidate the media, they're not intimidating the media to stop reporting on their actions; they're trying to coerce the media to report on the action that they want them to report on," says Tristan Reed, a Mexico security analyst at the Austin-based global intelligence firm Stratfor.

The demonstrated superiority in executive functioning measures for E- versus C-group IUGR children in spite of academic and IQ equivalence is consistent with the results of other investigators, who suggest that despite considerable shared variability, the measures of executive functioning maintain unique variance that is not encapsulated in the construct of global intelligence [ 77].