Sentence examples for control of intelligence from inspiring English sources

In the early 20th century it was realized that some form of centralized control of intelligence functions was necessary.

He's no match for the hard-headed spooks who run the place, and he's no match for the military brass who are elbowing their way to more and more control of intelligence spending and priorities.

A special advisory group, the National Commission for the Control of Intelligence Techniques, made up of magistrates, MPs and senators from the upper house of parliament, will be consulted instead of a judge.

Mr. Clapper pledged that he would vigorously promote civilian control of intelligence agencies and said that his Pentagon background, including one tour as head of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, put him in an ideal position to understand the byzantine world of Pentagon intelligence activities.

The only problem is that nobody will see this algorithm source code and know what's happening, except a new institution in charge of the technical control of intelligence systems.

Having the controls of intelligence officers and the prestige of royal confidantes, transgenders enjoyed special powers and privileges unavailable even to the most powerful wazirs (ministers) of the kingdom.

Many applications of intelligent agents, such as the control of ambient intelligence environments and autonomous intelligent robotic systems, require the processing of information coming in from many available sensors to produce adequate output responses in changing scenarios.

Zardari's attempt this summer to take control of the intelligence service, the famous Interservices Intelligence Directorate (ISI), failed completely.

"The issue at stake is not the content of the intelligence material but the principle at the heart of all intelligence relationships — that a country retains control of its intelligence information and it cannot be disclosed by foreign authorities without its consent," he said.

But she said their challenges were daunting, including moving to improve intelligence collection on Iran's and North Korea's nuclear programs, taking control of the intelligence budget and seeing that dissenting views are heard.

Stronger parliamentary/judicial control of the intelligence services.