Sentence examples for compromise intelligence from inspiring English sources
And what does "compromise intelligence gathering" mean?
Mr. Jaramillo declined to provide more details, saying he did not want to compromise intelligence reports.
Israel says that administrative detention is essential for security, particularly in cases where exposing evidence would compromise intelligence sources.
"Unauthorized disclosures damage our intelligence relationships abroad, compromise intelligence gathering, jeopardize lives and increase the threat of terrorism".
In other cases, news media might be asked not to compromise intelligence operations by exposing an identity (an obvious example, in my view, would be the WikiLeaks stories).
He ordered an array of potential evidence to be disclosed to the defense, for instance, but drew the line at information he said would needlessly compromise intelligence operations.
We have avoided anything that might compromise intelligence-gathering methods, like communications intercepts.
We excise material that might lead terrorists to unsecured weapons material, compromise intelligence-gathering programs aimed at hostile countries, or disclose information about the capabilities of American weapons that could be helpful to an enemy.
The Washington Post described them as people the Administration considers too dangerous to release but unprosecutable because officials fear trials could compromise intelligence-gathering and because detainees could challenge evidence obtained through coercion.
An appeals court has already agreed with the administration that releasing the names of the individuals could compromise intelligence-gathering operations.See article: Guantánamo BayMr Bush unveiled ambitious plans to build a lunar base and then to put a man on Mars.See article: Pie in the skyArnold Schwarzenegger unveiled his first budget as California's governor.
On Wednesday, members of the House and Senate intelligence committees reached agreement on a compromise intelligence-funding bill that includes a provision that would force the CIA to follow the Army interrogation field manual.
