Sentence examples for use of misleading intelligence from inspiring English sources

Last week, Tony Blair, another Bush ally, made a qualified apology for the use of misleading intelligence and the failure to prepare for the aftermath of the invasion, but declined to apologise for the war itself.

Tony Blair has moved to prepare the ground for the publication of the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war by offering a qualified apology for the use of misleading intelligence and the failure to prepare for the aftermath of the invasion.

The rules would also ban the use of misleading terms like "sunblock" and "all-day protection" from labels.

The C.I.A.'s role in providing misleading intelligence about the presence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq has also provoked calls for reform.

She vigorously argues that the approach did not work, and in fact did tremendous damage to national security by unleashing a flood of false and even dangerously misleading intelligence, including some used to justify the invasion of Iraq.

British lawmakers in the House of Commons pointed to the misleading intelligence used to justify the Iraq invasion in the volatile debate that preceded a Thursday night vote against Britain taking part in military sanctions on the Assad government.

The Labour MP Joan Ryan said: "On my reading of Chilcot, it says there was no falsification or improper use of intelligence, there was no misleading of cabinet and no secret commitment to war.

One of the possible applications is in the use of Artificial Intelligence techniques [ 4].

The hunger for incontrovertible evidence, he believes, is a legacy of the way in which citizens were sold misleading intelligence before the Iraq War.

He trumpeted selective and misleading intelligence.

No details about the misleading intelligence can be released for security reasons.