Sentence examples for the intelligence because from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the Bush administration had delayed releasing the intelligence because of the risk that it might prompt Syria to retaliate against Israel.

Mr. Byrd, a Democrat from West Virginia who died in June 2010 at age 92, sought the intelligence because he suspected that Communists and subversives were guiding the civil rights cause, the records show.

"The problem was the right people apparently either didn't make the decision or didn't analyze the intelligence, because I think if you looked at the intelligence, you would have substantially beefed up the security in that particular mission, in Benghazi," Ms. Feinstein said.

Rep. Adam B. Schiff of Burbank, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said Trump is not disregarding the intelligence because he has examined the information and disagrees with how it was interpreted.

"I don't need the intelligence reports because I'm smart" is a self-refuting statement because you have to have some kind of stupidity not to understand that being smart has nothing to do with having the knowledge and understanding a president will need in playing the world's biggest role in managing.

The events were being investigated by the intelligence police because they involved American Embassy personnel, the police said.

He had not previously attracted the attention of the intelligence services because he didn't stick out.

Meanwhile, as Gerth and Van Natta point out, her aides could not have seen the intelligence estimate, because they lacked the necessary security clearances.

C.I.A. officials said in response that only the initial test results were reported in the intelligence assessment because those were the only results available at the time.

After his arrest Nusaybah wrote from his cell to Rifkind: "I believe my arrest was ordered by the intelligence services because I made the information public".

"The documents are being upgraded at the request of the intelligence community because they contain a category of top secret information," State Department spokesman John Kirby told the AP, describing the decision to withhold documents in full as "not unusual".