Sentence examples for extent of intelligence from inspiring English sources
Rusbridger has defended the newspaper's role, saying has it has provoked a debate about the extent of intelligence activities, which MPs had failed to do.
Yet these are rough estimates, and members of Congressional oversight committees lament that they cannot get reliable figures about the extent of intelligence outsourcing.
The Guardian contacted GCHQ with the information contained in this article, and asked a series of questions on the extent of intelligence sharing with the US in connection with targeted killing, and the legal framework for any such activities.
Mr. Shorrock says that "so many N.S.A. officials have gone to work for S.A.I.C. that intelligence insiders call it 'N.S.A. West.' " Mr. Shorrock has a major concern with the sheer extent of intelligence outsourcing and whether it increases the potential for sensitive information to fall into the wrong hands.
It will also address the extent of intelligence or surveillance activity ordered or carried out by police forces nationally.
Alexander Bolton on The Hill reports that senators had been aware of the administration's surveillance practices "for years", though some lawmakers said they "do not remember being briefed on the full extent of intelligence activities".
David Cameron has asked the Gibson inquiry into alleged UK complicity in torture to be widened to examine the extent of intelligence-sharing by British secret services with the Libyan Gaddafi regime, including rendition and torture.
Solarz declared that he was "appalled" at the extent of the intelligence reports.
The extent of police intelligence records about people who have not been charged or convicted of any crime has been revealed under the Freedom of Information Act.
"The extent of British intelligence penetration of [Gerry] Adams's IRA units, particularly his own 2nd Batt [Battalion] and D Coy [Company], went to the grave with them".
It is now clear that the White House, for its own reasons, chose to keep secret the extent of the intelligence that was available before and immediately after September 11th.
