Sentence examples for charged with intelligence from inspiring English sources

"These are people, as I said, who have been charged with intelligence activities in Russia and in whom we had a great deal of interest, as well as England, and we have gotten those people back," said Holder.

The change is meant to relieve the CIA director of these two roles, giving him time to revamp his own tottering operation, and to give one person true control over strategy: the CIA director, though nominally charged with intelligence oversight, cannot hire and fire agency heads and has no authority over their budgets.

She was charged with passing intelligence to foreign organizations, according to diplomats and a Falun Gong spokeswoman.

The administration sometimes refused to give the committees charged with overseeing intelligence agencies the details they requested.

The Iraqi Civil Defense Corps, which patrols the streets but also is charged with gathering intelligence and searching sensitive sites, like as mosques, has been fielded quickly, rushed into service with much on-the-job training side-by-side with American forces.

To move forward, the nation needs to know whether that was a matter of poor collection of information, including a lack of reliable spies in a closed society, or a failure of those who are charged with analyzing intelligence -- or, more likely, both.

MI6 is charged with gathering intelligence and GCHQ with monitoring communications.

In addition, from next year the new National Crime Agency will be charged with improving intelligence capability at borders and investigating serious and organised border crime.

In addition to developing the atomic bomb, the Manhattan Project was charged with gathering intelligence on the German nuclear energy project.

Reporters tried the usual sources for comment--the White House, Capitol Hill officials charged with overseeing intelligence agencies, the State Department and the CIA itself.

What made that theft particularly egregious, Justice Department officials said, was that the two intelligence officers who were indicted had worked for an arm of Russia's Federal Security Service, or F.S.B., that is charged with helping foreign intelligence agencies track cybercriminals.