Sentence examples for the specific intelligence from inspiring English sources

A United States official declined to comment on the specific intelligence reports detailing contacts between bin Laden representatives and Iranian intelligence.

Critics from the left argue that the film glorifies torture by suggesting it's a useful way of operating, even though it was not used to make any of the specific intelligence discoveries that led to the assassination of Bin Laden.

"Although not party to the specific intelligence, the grounds of national self-defence seem highly improbable given the age and background of this young man barely out of his teens.

At the same time, though, Mr. Blair and his aides suggested that the specific intelligence about Iraq's supposed illicit weapons was not the prime rationale for war, apparently revising their earlier arguments.

The official declined to comment on the specific intelligence, but did say that officials took it as grim sign that the Islamist insurgents released hostages of other nationalities but kept the Americans captive.

Although the committee cleared the agency of any wrongdoing in the 197 specific intelligence reports it looked at, it is now undertaking a wider inquiry into whether the laws governing surveillance are adequate for the internet age.

When the C.I.A. obtains specific intelligence on the whereabouts of someone on its kill list, an American drone can carry out a strike without the permission of Yemen's government.

One official said that the military had specific intelligence of an imminent attack on the hotel, the Rashid, where senior personnel of the American occupation live and eat, but that no special precautions had been taken.

Before dawn on Tuesday, Israeli forces, acting on what the army described as specific intelligence, surrounded the Issa family home on the outskirts of Bethlehem.

UPDATE: 11 30 p.m. -- One of the issues holding up Hagel's nomination appears to be requests from Republicans in the Senate to receive specific intelligence about the Benghazi attack, intelligence that Reid insists has already been provided.

Shukria Barakzai, the chairwoman of the Afghan Parliament's Defense Committee, believes it was much more likely that the attacker had specific intelligence about where and when to strike.