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The new options for expanded covert operations include loosening restrictions on the C.I.A. to strike selected targets in Pakistan, in some cases using intelligence provided by Pakistani sources, officials said.

"Killing people targeted by the state, using intelligence provided by the state and shooting them with guns provided by the state – if all this is proven, we're not talking about a security policy, we're talking about a murder policy.

Procter & Gamble's goal is to use the intelligence provided by the tags to cut its inventory by 40%, some $1.5 billion.

Procter & Gamble's goal is to use the intelligence provided by the tags to cut its inventory by 40%, or $1.5 billion.

In some cases, for example, intelligence provided by Interpol has been used to tip off wanted criminals.

The agencies wrote: "What the ADF can do with intelligence provided by Asis, including the legality of any use of force exercised in reliance on intelligence provided by Asis, is governed by the ADF's rules of engagement.

Inevitably, a key role of the panel will be to examine the use — or abuse, as critics of the war have contended — of the prewar intelligence provided by Britain's security agencies, particularly MI6, the Secret Intelligence Service.

The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has claimed intelligence provided by his country foiled an alleged plot by the Islamic State group to blow up a plane from Sydney using a device smuggled inside a meat mincer.

Publicly, Israel refuses to confirm it uses Palestinian collaborators, but Israeli security analysts say despite their sophisticated surveillance technology, the security forces still rely heavily on human intelligence provided by informers such as MS inside Gaza.

The second strike, based on intelligence provided by the same British agent, killed a doctor who is referred to in GCHQ documents leaked by Edward Snowden as "Khalid Usama... who pioneered using surgically implanted explosives".

Breasseale praised the intelligence provided by local religious officials.