Sentence examples for and in the intelligence from inspiring English sources

In the early 1950s he worked at the State Department and in the intelligence services.

Among the religious minorities, the ʿAlawites from the coastal mountain region are notable for their prominence in the army and in the intelligence services (al-mukhābarāt).

Keeping it out of the press became ever harder, and in 1979 Margaret Thatcher, unmoved by the fuss it would cause at court and in the intelligence services, confirmed the fact in Parliament.

"There were lots of discussions at N.S.A. and in the intelligence community in general about the acculturation process," said Joel F. Brenner, a former inspector general of the agency.

Interviews suggest that concerns in recent months from Congress and in the intelligence community about Kaspersky are not widely known among state and local officials, who are most likely to consider purchasing the Russian software.

The U.S. government has increasingly relied on contractors both on the battlefield and in the intelligence arena to support efforts against terrorists, and in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

He enlisted in the Army and served in the intelligence division.

He is a person who has the confidence of the people in the F.B.I. and people in the intelligence community.

He joined the Army and worked in the intelligence corps as a Japanese linguist.

The sense of mission and purpose in the intelligence community is clear.

"We use all available sources and methods in the intelligence community, but we have to protect them," Ms. Townsend said.