Sentence examples similar to divulge intelligence from inspiring English sources
In the case of Mr. Othman, successive governments have found themselves unable to bring him to court on terrorism charges, partly because of what officials have said are concerns among the security agencies about divulging intelligence sources and methods.
But he insists that the project has at least got prisoners to divulge valuable intelligence.
Dean later said he had tried to commit suicide because he feared he would break under torture and divulge critical intelligence to the North Koreans.
Meanwhile, the Times calls on the government to be more open than ever in divulging its intelligence.
Thiessen also claims that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the primary architect of the 9/11 attacks, divulged key intelligence after being waterboarded by the C.I.A. a hundred and eighty-three times.
Information within the cartel is compartmentalized, so that even when workers are caught and tempted with plea bargains they are unable to divulge much actionable intelligence.
"We've got to ask how much competitive intelligence we divulge to our competition".
The agency did not want to divulge secrets about its intelligence sources and methods, and American courts demand transparency.
Mr. Jahanbegloo says he told Iranian authorities that he had attended conferences with plenty of foreigners but never with an "antistate agenda" and never to divulge anything to foreign intelligence officials.
Adding to the mystery, Renault's own security officials, who — with the aid of a contact in Algeria — carried out the company's internal investigation after the men were anonymously denounced, have refused to divulge to either French intelligence or the company their source for the account data.
In that brief, the prosecutors disclosed testimony by Mr. Libby before the grand jury in which he said that the vice president had told him that Mr. Bush had authorized Mr. Cheney to divulge parts of the intelligence report concluding that Iraq was trying to obtain uranium.
