Sentence examples for upon the intelligence from inspiring English sources

Dogmatic and often mummified, hidebound readings clearly reflect not upon the Author of the Text, but upon the intelligence and psychology of the person reading it.

"Upon the intelligence received, research there was conducted, and it was unfortunately seen that there was such equipment inside," Mr. Erdogan said, referring to the search of the plane.

Yet the fact that, unlike Austria, it failed to do so confirms what emerges strongly from this wide-ranging and accessible book: the extent to which successful absolutism depended upon the intelligence, energy and charisma of the monarch himself.

What you can extort out of this tax, in any event, is very small; and it is always a tax on knowledge….It is the boast of our institutions that they stand upon the intelligence of people, and it is a further boast that we supply education for all at the public cost; but books are indispensable in this benefaction.

It's worth noting that Callsign does not replace any existing authenticator technologies — rather the aim is to enable businesses to more effectively deploy these technologies, based upon the intelligence it gathers and the policies it allows enterprises to flexibly set.

This is so stupid it might actively impact upon the intelligence of the rest of us.

Upon realizing the intelligence value of this discovery, McClellan threw up his arms and exclaimed, "Now I know what to do!" He waved the order at his old Army friend, Brig.

A far better counter-terrorism strategy would be for the police to build up trust with grassroot communities to improve the intelligence upon which arrests and successful prosecutions can be made.

The report simply confirms what was already known or suspected regarding the fiasco of the war in Iraq, inclusive of the failure to discover the Iraqi weapons of mass destruction used to sustain case for war, and the intelligence upon which that case was made.

But America needs to know, I'll be making up my mind based upon the latest intelligence and how best to protect our own country plus our friends and allies".

As he said, there is now criticism that the Bush administration did not seize upon the frail intelligence it had to stop the September 11th attacks, yet also criticism that stronger but still frail intelligence led to the decision to invade Iraq.