Sentence examples for eastern intelligence from inspiring English sources

"Putin's comments hit particularly hard," the Middle Eastern intelligence official said.

In 1986, according to Mr. Anas and Middle Eastern intelligence officials, Mr. bin Laden began to chart a separate course.

American and Middle Eastern intelligence officials are more certain of the links between the Jordan plot and Mr. bin Laden.

Now, Middle Eastern intelligence officials say Mr. Zubaydah took Mr. Atef's place, just in time for the plots of last December.

The dispute about Atta's visits to Prague and contact with Iraq is not about Middle Eastern intelligence; it's only about middle European politics.

Middle Eastern intelligence officials describe Mr. Zubaydah as the coordinator of Mr. bin Laden's "external operations," which they describe as the group's terrorist activities outside Afghanistan.

Across the hall was a belted lambskin trench coat ($2,995), destined for better dressed Eastern European intelligence agents.

In April , 2004 Washam, then a sergeant in the Army, was preparing to inspect a paint factory in eastern Baghdad — intelligence reports had indicated that chemical weapons were possibly being manufactured there — when the building exploded.

By H. Larson and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, August 29 , 1953P. 18 Eastern Shore Intelligence: Sign on a bus in Ocean City, in the Maryland melon area: "Passengers accompanied by more than three watermelons will be charged extra fare.

Reviewing the book in the American Journal of Sociology, Ellsworth Faris objected to the author concluding the Northern and Central Europeans were more intelligent than Southern and Eastern Europeans, noting intelligence measures correlated also with length of stay in America.

Dr Julian Flowers is director of the eastern knowledge and intelligence team at Public Health England and Helen Shaw is health profiles programme manager at Public Health England.