Sentence examples for exchange of intelligence from inspiring English sources

"There was no exchange of intelligence," he said.

He said the exchange of intelligence was important in combating transnational crime.

"It's very much a coordinated effort; there is an excellent exchange of intelligence," Tooley said.

They agreed that Britain and Syria would establish a high-level exchange of intelligence.

"This was not a spy swap," said one, "this was not an exchange of intelligence assets".

The exchange of intelligence was an important part of US-UK efforts during the second world war.

And in the last three years, officials said, exchanges of intelligence between the United States and Mexico have helped security forces there capture or kill some 30 mid- to high-level drug traffickers, compared with just two such arrests in the previous five years.

In a joint statement with the European Union, Mr. Putin said cooperation would include action to block terrorist finances and exchanges of intelligence on terrorist suspects, movements of chemical, biological and nuclear materials, the use of false documents and other activity.

In 1995, the Justice Department established a policy, known as "the Wall," which regulated the exchange of foreign intelligence information between agents and criminal investigators.

This includes exchanges of tactical intelligence that allows NATO forces to block passes in support of Pakistani operations and has helped lower attacks on U.S./NATO forces.

The announcement of renewed diplomatic relations was accompanied by the release of Gross and a prisoner exchange of three Cuban intelligence agents who had been jailed in the United States since 1998 for a U.S. intelligence agent who had been captive in Cuba for nearly 20 years.