Advocates of military tribunals warn that in federal courts, prosecutors might be forced to disclose informants or investigative methods, compromising the intelligence-gathering that, in this war, is the single most important pre-emptive weapon against people who would like nothing better than to ignite a nuclear weapon next to your child's day care center.
The editor was accused of having broken the law, compromising the identities of intelligence staff, by transferring unredacted files overseas.
But he was unwilling to speak out against Nixon's actions for fear of compromising the country's intelligence capabilities.
And if they appeal to these outlets, do they risk compromising the integrity or the intelligence of the music?
Mr. Fleischer said the publication of the document was "constructive," even though in past weeks he has argued that no such declassified accounting of the evidence against Mr. bin Laden could be made without compromising the "sources and methods" of intelligence agencies.
"It's another major blow to the integrity of the web, only a month since Dutch certificate authority Diginotar was hacked, potentially compromising the security of websites belonging to the Dutch government, Google, Facebook and even state intelligence services".
Democrats have and will always give our intelligence professionals the tools they need to keep us safe without compromising the privacy of law-abiding Americans.
This way, artificial intelligence can automate the process of eCommerce, making it cheaper and more convenient, while in no way compromising the amount or quality of conversions generated.
Their difficulties getting out of France, which would continue for several more days, forced the Istanbul dispatch center to send out repeated calls to Iran to Paris to London to Los Angeles and to other cities, each call compromising another intelligence asset and revealing more of the VEVAK network.
But Rami Igra, a former high-ranking member of the Mossad, said such cases were more complicated than they seemed, and that the detention might have been kept secret to avoid compromising other intelligence sources.
The FBI and Justice Department objected to the release of this one-sided document, which, they warned, risked compromising sensitive intelligence.
