Sentence examples for to collate intelligence from inspiring English sources

Why else would it be trying to collate intelligence on people's religious views?

In a recent article published by the Guardian, it was reported that the Prevent strand of Contest 2, the British counterterrorism strategy, was being used to collate intelligence on Muslims who were innocent, or who had no suspected involvement in terrorism.

The government, through its policy of trying to stop Muslims from becoming radicalised, whatever that means, is collating intelligence and information on their "political and religious views, mental health, sexual activity and associates".

The programme also shows members of Sir John's team saying that military intelligence lied to them, particularly about Brian Nelson, an army agent who also collated intelligence on targets for UDA killers.Mr Finucane's family and others want a public inquiry into his murder and that of Rosemary Nelson, another Catholic lawyer, ten years later.

What a difference a few weeks and a series of unrelenting disclosures about missed cues, and the failure of the government's extensive intelligence apparatus in the C.I.A. and the F.B.I. to collate the telltale signs that might have driven them closer to some of the 19 hijackers who struck on Sept. 11.

His task will be to collate for the president reports, briefings and analysis from the nation's 16 military and civilian intelligence agencies.

Use the council's central account to collate and share.

Griffiths attempts to collate some quantitative and qualitative measurements.

So V4I went out and set up "listening posts" to collate feedback, and 726 responses were collated into a report.

To that end, the Guardian is undertaking various projects to collate such information.

Again, I had to spend hours of research trying to collate information across a vast area.