Sentence examples for corruption intelligence from inspiring English sources

The inquiry was not preesnted with anti corruption intelligence files which mentioned officers involved in the original murder investigation.

The review also found that the Macpherson inquiry was not presented with anti corruption intelligence files which mentioned officers involved in the original murder investigation.

The letter expressed Neville Lawrence's concern that the Met had not made any referral to the IPCC over the "destruction of anti-corruption intelligence".

The report says: "The MPS legal team was unaware that there were also anti-corruption intelligence files mentioning officers involved in the initial murder investigation, and that Deputy Commissioner Stevens was communicating with the [Macpherson inquiry] chairman directly regarding this intelligence.

The corruption of intelligence by politics, by rulers who hear only what they want to hear, is such a familiar hazard of espionage as no longer to be an excuse for failure.

It is absurd to think that such a small international publisher -- WikiLeaks -- specializing in publishing things about war crimes, corruption and intelligence agencies, could go into a very clearly defined head to head contest against organizations with a combined budget of over a hundred billion dollars.

"This is a victory for national security whistle-blowers and against corruption inside the intelligence agencies, she said.

But others say that last time he was prime minister, between 2005 and 2007, he failed to contain mushrooming corruption and intensified intelligence networks.

The Mexican government, meanwhile, has taken steps to modernize its judicial system, purge the police of corruption and improve intelligence services.

In Ross's case, he finds corruption in the intelligence services and uncovers this idea that all these assassinations are being pinned on a renegade agent on the loose in Europe.

Mr Sarkozy complained that the affair had been used to discredit him and a judicial inquiry is now trying to establish who wrote the poison-pen letter and whether senior members of the government prolonged the bogus corruption scandal, using intelligence officials in a deliberate plot to smear Mr Sarkozy's name.