Sentence examples for Disseminating intelligence from inspiring English sources

A CIA spokesperson said: "[The] CIA supports the overall US government effort to combat international terrorism by collecting, analysing and disseminating intelligence on foreign terrorist groups and individuals.

The OSP was never present at any of the meetings I attended". Democratic congressman David Obey, who is investigating the OSP, said: "That office was charged with collecting, vetting and disseminating intelligence completely outside of the normal intelligence apparatus.

The documents sketch, in vivid detail, a critical change in the way America wages war: the early days of the Iraq war, with all its Wild West chaos, ushered in the era of the private contractor, wearing no uniform but fighting and dying in battle, gathering and disseminating intelligence and killing presumed insurgents.

"The documents sketch, in vivid detail, a critical change in the way America wages war: the early days of the Iraq war, with all its Wild West chaos, ushered in the era of the private contractor, wearing no uniform but fighting and dying in battle, gathering and disseminating intelligence and killing presumed insurgents," the paper said.

They streamlined procedures for gathering and disseminating intelligence.

She serves as an information broker, gathering and disseminating intelligence to law enforcement organizations and members of the superhero community.

The report also lays out problems in protecting citizens' privacy as the centers gathered and disseminated intelligence.

Their partnership had transformed JSOC into an apparatus that collected and disseminated intelligence as rapidly as it killed people, and then fed that intelligence back into its internal systems to accelerate the lethal process.

The former Blackwater employee, who asked not to be identified in order to discuss the firm's operations, said: "The B.W. guys' only role is to protect the agency personnel when they go downrange to investigate and disseminate intelligence.

In response, Mr. Mueller described a reorganization plan he had previously presented to Congress that would expand the bureau's analytical capability and create units to improve its ability to collect and disseminate intelligence to field offices.

It also declared that the N.S.A.'s description of the program had been "untrue," and that the government had engaged in "unauthorized" and "systemic overcollection," had searched the system using terms that were "non-compliant with the required RAS approval process," and had improperly disseminated intelligence about Americans derived from the database.