Sentence examples for clandestine collection from inspiring English sources

The Directorate of Operations is responsible for the clandestine collection of intelligence (i.e., espionage) and special covert operations.

During World War II he started to write poetry, publishing in 1942 his clandestine collection Gdziekolwiek ziemia ("Wherever the Earth").

Clandestine collection methods from covert sources provide the basis for much of the drama and romance attributed to intelligence work in fiction.

But he said he was puzzled about why Foreign Service officers — who are not trained in clandestine collection methods — would be asked to gather information like credit card numbers.

Jason Matthews is a 33-year veteran of the C.I.A. who, according to the press release in front of me, "served in multiple overseas locations and engaged in clandestine collection of national-security intelligence".

"There are clandestine collections, and I'm about to take a look at one of those," he said.

With the National Security Agency's clandestine data collection in the headlines daily, people fear that the GPS location data could be used to monitor their every move and used against them in some way.

The intervening years have provided only limited improvements in either overt or clandestine human intelligence collection.

Throughout the collection, clandestine meetings set the stage for different types of encounters, some with warlocks, some with werewolves, some with apparitions, and yet others with ordinary people who lead secret lives.

Clandestine field officers, analysts and technical collection programs all require 5 to 10 years to develop, on average.

The C.I.A. should concentrate on strengthening the collection capabilities of its clandestine service and the talents of its analysts, building pride in its core expertise.