Sentence examples for caught intelligence from inspiring English sources

But partly because the North Korean reactor in Syria (destroyed by Israeli bombing in 2007) caught intelligence agencies by surprise, everyone is taking the latest reports seriously.

Britain's efforts, by contrast, are cautious, modest and deferential.The deadly attacks of July 7th caught the intelligence services off guard.

The emergence of sleeper cells of Algerians in Canada and Europe in connection with the millennium bombing plot caught American intelligence officials off guard.

India's test of a nuclear bomb in 1998 caught American intelligence by surprise; the 1999 bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade during the air war over Kosovo was another major debacle.

Those incidents were part of an escalating fusillade of cyberattacks, some of which caught U.S. intelligence off-guard.

The president and his aides are apparently too worried about getting caught again shaving intelligence to stop that.

Mr. Shahzad found himself, like a growing number of Pakistani journalists, caught between the intelligence agencies, which act outside the law in detaining and pressuring journalists, and increasingly ruthless militant groups, Mr. Hasan said.

"That's not to say you should do nothing, but most of these things are going to be caught by good intelligence and not by the borders," Cochran said.

Google isn't challenging the N.S.A.'s right to demand e-mails and other digital data from the personal accounts of overseas suspects and Americans caught up in intelligence investigations.

Syrian intelligence caught wind of her activism and interrogated her that March.

This was done quickly and a number of German agents were caught, crippling German intelligence operations in the UK at a crucial moment in the war.