Sentence examples for the issue of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Bevan homed in on the issue of intelligence.

He then turned his attention to the issue of intelligence.

"We were completely sleeping on the issue of intelligence," he said, referring to Sierra Leone and its rebels.

Mr. Bush certainly was in no mood Friday to entertain many questions on the issue of intelligence.

The impasse is a revealing example of how sensitive the issue of intelligence lapses before Sept. 11 remains for the administration.

Representative Peter King, a New York Republican who sits on the House homeland security and intelligence committees, addressed the issue of intelligence sharing.

Nevertheless, during the war he gave considerable thought to the issue of machine intelligence.

The issue of human intelligence came up at a Senate hearing last February when Senator Pat Roberts, a Kansas Republican, questioned Mr. Tenet.

Mr. Blair accused Mr. Howard of playing politics over the issue of faulty intelligence, and seemed to borrow a line from President Bush by questioning Mr. Howard's support for British troops and his qualifications to be a prime minister.

"They have gone into an enormous defensive mode," Mr. Rockefeller said today, referring to efforts by the White House and Republican lawmakers to tamp down the issue of whether intelligence was manipulated.

Karl Rove sneered that Ms. Sotomayor was "not necessarily" smart, thus managing to get the toxic issue of intelligence into play in the case of a woman who graduated summa cum laude from Princeton, went on to get a law degree from Yale and has more experience as a judge than any of the current justices had at the time of their nominations to the court.