Sentence examples for back intelligence from inspiring English sources

Mr Rossi claims he was merely feeding back intelligence on hacking to his clients.

Our allies will hold back intelligence information because of our inability to control that information, whether via the president or other leaks.

He said he was one of four undercover officers who were also required to feed back intelligence about the campaigns for justice over the death of Lawrence.

Ellison concludes "there is no surviving record that we have seen that supports Mr Francis' claim that he, or any other officer, was tasked to report back intelligence that might be used to 'smear' or undermine the Lawrence family".

The CIA called back intelligence gathers and analysts, the Centers for Disease Control called back employees to deal with a salmonella outbreak, and the Federal Aviation Administration brought back hundreds of public safety folks.

What kind of things were you asked to do?I was to receive instructions from London and send back intelligence on what we were doing and what we needed — us and the other resistance groups.

Trump's disclosure of sensitive threat information to the Russians — which national security advisor H.R. McMaster defended Tuesday as "wholly appropriate" — raised fears that U.S. allies might scale back intelligence-sharing, cutting off a vital source of spying tips, if they cannot trust Trump to keep closely held secrets.

PAGE A11 Bush Backs Intelligence Bill Lending its support to a bipartisan Senate bill reorganizing the intelligence community, the White House said it would oppose efforts to dilute powers of a proposed new national intelligence director.

A25 Bush Backs Intelligence Bill President Bush reiterated his support for a sweeping intelligence-overhaul bill and vowed to work with House and Senate leaders to push the bill through Congress.

In a sign of potential splits within the NDP, posters backing intelligence chief Omar Suleiman for the top job were recently pasted anonymously on top of placards bearing the face of the president's son, only to be removed by security services the following morning.

In the House, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). called on Republican leaders to join with Democrats in passing a resolution backing intelligence agencies' conclusion that Russians interfered in the 2016 elections, as well as bills protecting special counsel Robert S. Mueller III, who is investigating the Russian meddling, and beefing up funding for election security.