Sentence examples for together intelligence from inspiring English sources

Witness G was called to give evidence to the inquest about whether Britain's security agencies could have drawn together intelligence about the pair's links with extremists and established they were planning mass murder.

The release of the e-mails offers a rare glimpse inside the White House five days after the attack as it struggled to piece together intelligence to formulate a public account of what happened.

A former spy complains that it has become harder to piece together intelligence on terrorist networks now that the money flows within them are entirely illicit.When the G20 meets later this year it should urge its members to accept the risk that even in well-regulated banking systems money may find its way to terrorists.

"I am very proud of the operations team at HMP Isle of Wight who diligently pieced together intelligence to stop a security breach.

One can trace such operations back to 1976, when a number of young neoconservatives, including Paul Wolfowitz and Richard Perle, helped assemble a group of hawkish anti-Communist foreign policymakers to put together intelligence showing that that the "liberal" CIA had dangerously underestimated the Soviet threat.

This would not be intended to insult, but would be to point out how relevant the ability to put facts together (intelligence) is when it comes to the truth.

Personalization should bring together collective intelligence and artificial intelligence.

Great ingredients put together with intelligence and taste.

But the place has been put together with intelligence and taste.

Together with intelligence, self-control turns out to be the best predictor of a successful and satisfying life.

Tony Blair vowed to "make life hell" for criminals when he set up Soca in 2006, which brought together police, intelligence agencies, customs and immigration.