Sentence examples for exclude intelligence from inspiring English sources

"US whistleblower reform laws were passed as recently as 2012, with the US Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act, but they specifically chose to exclude intelligence agencies from being covered by the statute," Snowden said.

Spending last year on declassification across the government, excluding intelligence agencies, was $52.8 million, according to the Information Security Oversight Office, the agency that oversees the classification system.

While the budget figure released by McConnell excludes intelligence programs for the separate military services, it includes the budgets of the CIA, the Defense Intelligence Agency, the FBI's intelligence programs, the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research and the major Defense Department intelligence collection agencies.

Then the Raven's Standard Test was applied on all students to exclude participants with intelligence deficiency.

Several members said they wanted clarification from the White House as to just what limits Mr. Bush wanted to place on classified information, with Mr. Daschle saying he felt certain the president did not intend to exclude members of the intelligence committees, for example.

There is no category of "discreet" actions that the intelligence law excludes from the requirements of intelligence oversight even though they fit the statutory definition of covert action.

The wall effectively excluded prosecutors from intelligence investigations.

"This is probably one of the most dangerous things facing manking today: A use and training of intelligence excluding moral sensitivity", Dr. Clark once said.

Of the 2.1 million federal employees in a government database excluding the U.S. Postal Service, intelligence agencies and certain other categories, about 10,000 are fired for either poor performance or misconduct each year.

Apparently, the Pentagon has a double super secret formula that it uses to distinguish sectarian killings (bad) from other deaths (not important); according to press reports, all deaths from car bombs are excluded, and one intelligence analyst told The Washington Post that "if a bullet went through the back of the head, it's sectarian.

Thirty individual children were subsequently excluded because of intelligence quotient (IQ) <70, epilepsy, autism, obsessive compulsive disorder or neurodevelopmental disorder, illness during testing, or placement on stimulant medication for ADHD.