Sentence examples for which intelligence were from inspiring English sources

But they struggled at it, largely because the purposes to which intelligence were put were complex and at times contradictory.

Crucially, they have the power to set the atmosphere and environment in which intelligence is collected and analysed.

In past assaults, the military raid has been followed by waves of arrests, in which intelligence is gathered, and then more detentions are carried out.

Another kind of pulse modulation is pulse-duration modulation (PDM), in which intelligence is represented by the length and order of regularly recurring pulses.

The degree to which intelligence is inherited has long been disputed; Dr. Thompson's physical measures of gray matter may help narrow the argument.

Books like Hubris by David Corn and Michael Isikoff, and British commission and US Senate reports have catalogued the extent to which intelligence was misused to mislead the public.

They will also be asked to make any recommendations to improve the way in which intelligence is dealt with in the future so that Ukad can be as effective as possible in keeping sport clean".

July's Chilcot report was damning about the decision-making in Whitehall and the way in which intelligence was presented, but did not say that Blair lied about the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

No central planner is wise or knowledgeable enough to manage an entire economy, which is better left to the invisible hand of the market, in which intelligence is distributed across a network of hundreds of millions of individuals implicitly transmitting information about scarcity and abundance through the prices they negotiate.

This is likely to be a reflection of the way in which intelligence was tested, and the scores derived from the rather difficult Mensa brain test may not be directly comparable to IQ scores.

But the government has yet to identify which intelligence functions are safe to outsource and which aren't, he says.