Sentence examples for changes in the intelligence from inspiring English sources

Senator John W. Warner, the Virginia Republican who is chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, strongly praised Mr. Bush in a statement for proposing "wise changes" in the intelligence community.

Such jurisdictional fights have for years blocked similar proposed changes in the intelligence field, but some lawmakers said Wednesday that they should not stand in the way of the changes recommended by the panel.

Timothy J. Roemer, a Democratic commissioner who is a former House member from Indiana, said he expected the final report to be unanimous and to call for "dynamic and dramatic changes in the intelligence community -- changes in tradecraft and also nuts-and-bolts changes".

The White House solidified its control over intelligence last month, when it forced last-minute changes in the intelligence-reform bill.

That change in the intelligence community's assessment did not happen until a series of reviews from Sept. 20 to Sept. 22, an American official said on Sunday.

I've got a group now I put together on revolutionary change in the intelligence community, and ideas that are flowing to me.

The events of September 11 2001 were a catalyst for change in the intelligence profession.

The changes in the apes' intelligence are so vivid that we experience the alterations as a stirring birth — the origins of revolutionary consciousness — even though it is we humans, in the end, who will get overthrown.

But they said Mr. Bush had made clear that he was inclined to make changes in the existing intelligence structure, and that the discussions focused more on how to do it rather than on whether to do it.

Back then, some agencies were denied access to critical information, he said, but those problems have been resolved with the changes in the structure of intelligence agencies.

Mr. Lehman has said that he expects the commission's work to result in "revolutionary" changes in the government's intelligence community.