Intelligence - Law Dictionary Search Results
Intelligibly
In an intelligible manner so as to be understood clearly plainly as to write or speak intelligibly
Intelligible
Capable of being understood or comprehended as an intelligible account or description intelligible pronunciation writing etc
Intelligibleness
The quality or state of being intelligible intelligibility
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Intelligibility
The quality or state of being intelligible clearness perspicuity definiteness
Intelligency
Intelligence
Insipience
Lack of intelligence stupidity folly
CIA
CIA Central Intelligence Agency see also the Important Agencies section
Rocket scientist
a very intelligent person used mostly in the phrases ldquoyou dont have to be a rocket scientist to rdquo and ldquoit
COMINT
an abbreviation for communications intelligence technical and intelligence information derived from foreign communications by other than the intended recipients
Newspaper
Sangh v. All India Reporter Ltd., AIR 1988 SC 1325 (1331): 1988 Supp SC 472. Periodical publications containing intelligence of passing events. They have from time to time been the subject of enactments for their general regulation.
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