Sentence examples for for defence information from inspiring English sources

"They really have no idea where they are," Rachel Stohl, a senior analyst at the Centre for Defence Information, told the Washington Post, which reported the GAO's findings.

The final cost of the average Pentagon programme goes up by 30% over its lifetime, according to Theresa Hitchens, an analyst at the Centre for Defence Information, a think-tank in Washington, DC.

Eugene Carroll, a retired admiral who is now vice-president of the Centre for Defence Information, a Washington think-tank, believes that the idea of putting ashore large numbers of troops under protective fire from warships is a relic of the second world war, and now irrelevant.

Until now, the Pentagon has divided foreigners into three classes for the sharing of defence information.

But, according to Paul Beaver, a defence committee adviser and former analyst for Jane's, a publisher of defence information, just 84 would be ample.

Manning faces two charges under military law for allegedly illegally transferring the Iraq video and copies of documents to his computer and then for passing "national defence information to an unauthorised source".

The Pentagon is looking to the private sector for help, setting up a "Defence Information Unit-Experimental" to help it "leverage best lessons from Silicon Valley on issues like big data, analytics, autonomy and robotics", says the IISS.

His wife, Gwendolyn Myers, was jailed for conspiring to gather and transmit defence information.

The deputy chairman of the Indonesian parliament's Commission I, which has responsibility for defence, foreign affairs and information, has also backed calls for a review of cooperation between Jakarta and Canberra on various policy fronts, including people smuggling and security.

However, the Montreal case's sudden conclusion has opened the door for defence lawyers in the Ontario case to ask that Justice Michael Code compel the RCMP to disclose more information pertaining to the technique.

The drip-feed of official information has rarely provided real insight, but has almost always coincided with ministers demanding more cash for defence and security.