Sentence examples for a panel of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the summit, Fein suggested that those on the decadal survey might want to convene a panel of intelligence practitioners who would propose areas "that might benefit from the relevant perspectives, data, and knowledge" of social and behavioral scientists.

In addition, a panel of intelligence analysts offered a rare glimpse into their classified world and how scientific results need to be tweaked before they can be applied to intelligence and policy.

Houthi leaders declared that their Revolutionary Committee — a panel of top security and intelligence officials — was Yemen's new supreme governing authority.

An independent effort to investigate the dispute was undertaken in recent months by the president's Intelligence Advisory Board, a panel of high-level business executives, former intelligence and foreign policy experts appointed by President Bush.

In fact, the nearly 900-page report, prepared by a joint panel of House and Senate intelligence committees, outlined the intelligence lapses at great length, emphasizing the volume, clarity and magnitude of warnings gathered over months and even years.

In addition, one Central Intelligence Agency official told The Washington Post that a review panel of retired intelligence operatives put together by the agency found that although there were some ties among individuals in the two camps, "it was not at all clear there was any coordination or joint activities".

John McLaughlin, acting director of the CIA under President George W. Bush, returned to government in 2009 to chair a panel investigating an intelligence failure.

Yet it was the second group, a joint panel of the House and Senate intelligence committees, that for now has the primary responsibility for pursuing intelligence breakdowns in the days before Sept. 11.

The inquiry has gone beyond the report of a joint panel of the House and Senate intelligence committee in 2002, which chronicled missteps at the mid-level of bureaucracies.

The report is based on a lengthy inquiry that included nine public hearings and 13 closed sessions conducted last year by a joint panel of the House and Senate intelligence committees.

The report, by a joint panel of the House and Senate intelligence committees, found that the F.B.I. and C.I.A. had failed to heed repeated warnings that al Qaeda intended to strike in the United States.