Sentence examples for unreliable intelligence from inspiring English sources

He also backed Mr. Bush on whether the president had used unreliable intelligence about Saddam Hussein's nuclear weapons programs.

Miller's questions about unreliable intelligence are brushed off by the higher-ups, in particular a Pentagon intelligence officer named Poundstone, played with perfect officiousness by Greg Kinnear.

He said such techniques violated the Geneva Convention on torture, damaged United States relations with allies, substantially aided Al Qaeda with its recruitment and produced unreliable intelligence.

We're happy to hear that President Bush wants to get started on the 9/11 panel's recommendations for overhauling the nation's creaky and unreliable intelligence system.

Reports from local home guards and vigilance committees of thousands of armed riders blanketing the Missouri countryside led Grant, who had seen guerrilla war in Mexico and knew about unreliable intelligence, to question their validity.

For now it's enough to cackle, gloomily, about how much that unreliable "intelligence dossier" on our President seems to echo plot points from the show, and to meditate upon the blurry boundary between art and life.

Armed helicopters are being flown in from warships acting on unreliable local intelligence.

It is an accumulation of indicators, contradictory and unreliable, which intelligence analysts turn into an estimation of a hidden reality or, even more precariously, use to predict the future.

If it's a consequence of spy v spy in a malicious factional leak, that's a different dimension: South Africa will get a reputation as an insecure and unreliable partner in intelligence sharing".

The agency had dismissed this intelligence as unreliable.

Just imagine launching nuclear bunker busters based on weapons intelligence as unreliable as that circulating before the Iraq war.