Sentence examples for endangered intelligence from inspiring English sources

Critics said (but have not proved) that they endangered intelligence sources too.

So in a series of phone calls and meetings, he and Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. fashioned a more aggressive strategy to punish anyone who leaked national security information that endangered intelligence-gathering methods and sources.

The United States opposes such a review, arguing that it would endanger intelligence gathering.

They do not want to reveal how the United States gathers information on terrorist suspects or to endanger intelligence sources and methods.

The string of cases reflects a broad belief across two administrations and in both parties in Congress that leaks have gotten out of hand, endangering intelligence agents and exposing American spying methods.

Though Mr. Hersh and The New Yorker fielded criticism for supposedly endangering intelligence sources, Mr. Hersh said he had worked with the sources to ensure intelligence methods would not be compromised.

To others, he's a vigilante undermining diplomatic efforts and endangering covert intelligence sources.

He insisted that he was not a traitor, had not endangered the lives of intelligence agents and was motivated by a desire to expose abuses of power by the intelligence services.

Smith, who has made a complaint about the Guardian to the police, called this week's debate in Westminster Hall to raise his concern at how the Guardian handled the Snowden files, claiming the paper had endangered the lives of intelligence agents.

Their conclusions: it was "indisputable" that the Bush administration engaged in torture which produced no useful intelligence, further endangered our troops abroad and could recur since the issue has neither been discussed nor resolved.

The 700,000 leaked documents endangered the lives of U.S. intelligence sources and prompted several ambassadors to be recalled, reassigned or expelled, prosecutors showed.