I have known him for years; he is a cosmopolitan of eager charm, formidable intelligence, and limited humor.
Eager to share intelligence with the Americans, but needing a plausible cover, these Filipinos, in Taft's recounting, had presented themselves and "said they would not say anything until they were tortured".
It was clear that, in a crisis, both raw and isi were eager to provide incendiary intelligence without being sure of its reliability.
She added that the film's quick path to the screen indicated that it was the kind of story — a successful raid, clear victors — that those working in intelligence were eager to have told.
They find intelligence agencies are eager clients.
Mr. Fujimori sometimes appeared to be a reluctant candidate who was pushed into the race by eager aides -- particularly his intelligence chief, Vladimiro Montesinos -- who are concerned about losing their jobs or future prosecution for corruption.
Most important, Polish intelligence officials were eager to cooperate.
The Thoroughbreds I have bred and trained and now ride, modest specimens all, are athletic, game, and eager, full of energy and intelligence.
Yet there is one significant difference: by contrast with 2003, when the Bush administration portrayed Iraq as an imminent threat, Obama administration officials and intelligence professionals seem eager to calm the feverish language.
Intelligence officials were eager to confirm their belief that the videotape was not planted by Al Qaeda as a tool for sending secret messages to Mr. bin Laden's followers.
