Sentence examples for conducting intelligence from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the Mexican military in Ciudad Juárez, Enrique Torres, said soldiers were conducting intelligence operations on the Mexican side of the border.
Koecher suggested establishing NGOs as a means of conducting intelligence work – an idea presented as almost absurd in the StB files but common practice in 21st century spycraft.
The agency was popularly thought of as the U.S. counterpart of the Soviet KGB (which was dissolved in 1991), though, unlike the KGB, the CIA was forbidden by law (the National Security Act) from conducting intelligence and counterintelligence operations on domestic soil.
The final bill includes a reaffirmation that the FISA law is the "exclusive" means of conducting intelligence wiretaps — a provision that Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House speaker, and other Democrats insisted would prevent Mr. Bush or any future president from evading court scrutiny in the way they say that the N.S.A. program did.
If the report's findings sound familiar, that's because it is just the latest in a series of reports documenting the many ways in which the FBI, particularly when engaged in conducting intelligence investigations, works outside the bounds of its authority.
It conducted intelligence, surveillance, and strike operations in support of the Royal Ulster Constabulary.
His contract was with CIA analysts, who are not authorized to conduct intelligence operations.
It conducts intelligence collection on an industrial scale, intercepting millions of conversations over phone lines and the Internet each day.
The IISS expert chosen to present the dossier's findings this week in Washington, for example, is a former British intelligence officer who conducted intelligence operations in Latin America.
After the war, Ritter joined UNSCOM in Baghdad, where his mission was to conduct intelligence operations and inspections of weapons sites.
In some cases, even most recently, some of those leaks that have come out damage our ability to conduct intelligence operations and to protect ourselves from foreign adversaries.
