Sentence examples for bureau of intelligence from inspiring English sources

The bridegroom's father retired from the State Department as the deputy director for East Asia and the Pacific in the bureau of intelligence and research in Washington.

Mr. Capps, 49, is a deputy director of the office of African analysis in the State Department's bureau of intelligence and research in Washington.

[The state department bureau of intelligence and research] judges Iran is unlikely to achieve this capability before 2013 because of foreseeable technical and programmatic problems".

Last year the US state department's bureau of intelligence and research identified Planet Air as one of several airlines supplying the eastern Congo.

In a formal statement, the State Department spokesman, Richard A. Boucher, said that six people in the bureau of intelligence and research -- where the laptop disappeared from -- would receive a range of discipline from reprimand to suspension to dismissal.

That evidence is ambiguous, and some in the intelligence agencies, including analysts at the State Department's bureau of intelligence and research, are debating whether the activity they are seeing in satellite images signals that a test is imminent.

Sadly, our former colleagues tell us that politicization of intelligence analysis did not end with the departure of Bush and Cheney...and that the problem is acute even at the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research, which in the past has done some of the best professional, objective, tell-it-like-it-is analysis.

The advisory group shall include technically-qualified representatives of the Central Intelligence Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency, the National Security Agency, the National Air Intelligence Center, and the Department of State Bureau of Intelligence and Research and representatives of other elements of the intelligence community with appropriate expertise.

The State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research is a small but important agency in the intelligence community.

The intelligence report being completed for Mr. Clinton is known as a National Intelligence Estimate and is supposed to reflect the consensus of all the intelligence agencies, including, among others, the C.I.A., the Defense Intelligence Agency and the State Department Bureau of Intelligence and Research.

Mr. Fingar has spent 19 years with the Bureau of Intelligence and Research at the State Department and was named assistant secretary of state in charge of the bureau last July.