Sentence examples for whole intelligence from inspiring English sources

He shouldn't have to run the whole intelligence community".

"They're trying to take down the whole intelligence community!" Steele exclaimed one day to friends.

A little clearing of the air would be good, and might even prompt a reorganisation of the whole intelligence apparatus.

A senior intelligence official said that the "whole intelligence community is undergoing a look" at how information about sources should be shared.

Mr. Rumsfeld's efforts to consolidate his hold over military intelligence -- an enormous bureaucracy that includes the Defense Intelligence Agency, the National Security Agency, the National Reconnaissance Office and the intelligence branches of the individual military services -- carries important implications for the whole intelligence community.

But pressed, he says he thinks that "you could get somebody stronger," and adds, "I believe that you, that we need a strong, strong director of central intelligence that will assert himself and will have the power and the backing of the president to be the chief of staff, I mean, the C.E.O. of the whole intelligence community".

Apple are calling the whole update "Intelligence".

*Page 7 of the 2004 I.G. report notes that the detention-and-interrogation program as a whole provided intelligence that "has enabled the identification of other terrorists and warned of terrorist plots," without specifying which aspects yielded the information.

It recently started a whole artificial intelligence lab in part dedicated to natural language processing that could help it index the meanings of different posts.

She wrote this in her diary after her first experiences with ketamine when she was 14: "I had unleashed a whole new intelligence within me, from being a frustrated lonely school child, to a fairytale princess".

So I was keeping tabs on this whole story of intelligence contractors and the intelligence community that have interests in the online world.