Sentence examples for exposed intelligence from inspiring English sources

State Democrats are pressing Coleen Rowley, the Minneapolis F.B.I. agent who exposed intelligence failures related to the Sept. 11 attacks, to run for Congress.

The Last Week Tonight host claimed that the improper redaction of a document by the New York Times exposed intelligence activity against al-Qaida.

She released thousands of classified documents, WikiLeaks-style, with a cache that appears to have exposed intelligence secrets and turned her into an enemy of the state.

COLEEN ROWLEY Apple Valley, Minn., Nov. 26, 2012 The writer is the retired F.B.I. agent who exposed intelligence failures before the 9/11 attacks.

Both had been prosecuted for a story in which they exposed intelligence and police officers for taking part in the kidnapping of opposition and human rights activists, in 2008.

Exposed intelligence agents are either dead, 'turned', or retired — and writing their memoirs.

But others opposed the effort, fearing that it would expose intelligence sources and spur public criticism of the administration as anti-Muslim.

Legal observers surmised that classifying Mr. Marri as an enemy combatant might have been driven by concerns about being forced to expose intelligence sources in open court.

But some former and current Central Intelligence Agency officials say a rush to release classified material could expose intelligence methods and needlessly offend dedicated counterterrorism officers.

Current law makes it a crime to disclose classified information if it aids a foreign government, exposes intelligence agents or relates to the national defense.

It also thinks they are impossible to try successfully in regular federal courts, either because the evidence against them (sometimes extracted by torture) is unreliable or inadmissible, or because a trial could expose intelligence sources.