Sentence examples for conduct of intelligence from inspiring English sources
Clapper: "The conduct of intelligence is premised on the notion that we can do it secretly".
The signing statement for the 2005 budget, for instance, noted that the executive branch would "construe" the spending limit only "in a manner consistent with the President's constitutional authority as Commander-in-Chief, including for the conduct of intelligence operations".
WHEN commissions of inquiry investigate intelligence failures of extraordinary magnitude, their conclusions inevitably have an overwhelming influence on the conduct of intelligence chiefs and their political masters for generations to come.
The memo said that Democrats seeking to call attention to the supposed misuse of intelligence by senior Bush administration officials should prepare to disavow the main thrust of the inquiry, which under the committee's Republican majority has primarily remained focused on the conduct of intelligence agencies.
The relevant section of the CIA document, "Law and Policy Governing the Conduct of Intelligence Agencies", instructs that the agency "shall not sponsor, contract for, or conduct research on human subjects" outside of instructions on responsible and humane medical practices set for the entire US government by its Department of Health and Human Services.
"The conduct of intelligence is premised on the notion that we can do it secretly, and we don't count on it being revealed in the newspaper".
Australia and Indonesia signed a code of conduct on intelligence in August 2014 to mend damage from 2013 leaks revealing Australian spies targeted the phones of then President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, his wife and confidants.
He advocated the possible easing of existing curbs governing the conduct of US intelligence personnel abroad.
They cover things like the organisation and legal conduct of the intelligence community, the treatment of classified and unclassified information and interrogation techniques approved for the CIA.
