Dependence on foreign intelligence services is clearly not ideal, and the sooner we can reduce that dependence the better.
Considers a range of issues relating to national security, including bioterrorism, the market for nuclear weapons, the defense industry, the dependence on imported oil, intelligence, sanctions, etc. Speakers will be both experts with experience in this field and economists doing resesarch on these issues.
Osipov wrote that it was inevitable that the audience, like the film's hero, Jake, would find that the Na'vi's culture was really the more civilized of the two, exemplifying "the qualities of kindness, gratitude, regard for the elder, self-sacrifice, respect for all life and ultimately humble dependence on a higher intelligence behind nature".
But in pressuring Saudi Arabia, American officials would tread lightly, acutely aware of American dependence on Saudi oil and intelligence cooperation.
Consider our dependence on computer software, artificial intelligence and robots.
(Simon & Schuster, $22.95). A thoughtful analysis of the Central Intelligence Agency from its beginnings, arguing that dependence on technology has crippled American intelligence.
Space: Cameron and his party want to develop U.K.-run satellite options to end dependence on others for space-based intelligence.
One of the principal reasons for this is the heavy dependence the intelligence community placed on the shuttle.
But nearly all would add bulk to the bureaucracy, potentially tangling lines of authority and communication for intelligence, with its dependence on speed and precision, say experts on spying and government.
Designed to help cure what Rumsfeld described as his "near total dependence on CIA," the Strategic Support Branch gathers intelligence alongside newly empowered forces from the military's Joint Special Operations Command.
