Sentence examples for for intelligence and analysis from inspiring English sources

Charles E. Allen, who was then the under secretary for intelligence and analysis at the department, later softened this view.

Matthew Levitt, who until last year was deputy assistant secretary for intelligence and analysis at the Treasury Department, says that designations involve "an extremely robust process.

Matthew Levitt, now a deputy assistant secretary for intelligence and analysis at the United States Treasury Department, has other matters on his mind.

According to Charles E Allen, the US under-secretary for intelligence and analysis and chief intelligence officer, Aulaqi is the former spiritual leader to three of the 9/11 hijackers.

"The security services have a mandate to intercept foreign communications and signals to look for intelligence and analysis about threats to the security of the country.

The car companies are creating a center that will serve as a central hub for intelligence and analysis, providing timely sharing of cyberthreat information and potential vulnerabilities, said Robert Strassburger, vice president for vehicle safety at the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, a trade group that represents the world's largest car companies.

"A lot of [the reporting] was predominantly useless information," one former official told committee investigators after working for the "Reporting Branch" of Intelligence and Analysis unit of the DHS from 2006 to 2010.

Nazer, who works for JTG Inc., an intelligence and analysis company based in Vienna, Va., said the force's creation reflected a "paradigm shift" for the Saudis, who haven't typically taken such an assertive role.

The unit will probably be housed away from the C.I.A., a possible first step toward the creation of a permanent and independent agency to deal with terrorist threats -- in place of the F.B.I. and C.I.A., which now have the overall legal authority for intelligence collection and analysis.

As if we had no choice but to fall forward into a downward spiral of increasing security, one guided only by a need for intelligence, infiltration and analysis, one in which justice is beefed up to enforce newly passed laws.

Of course it's acceptable for the US to gather intelligence and analysis on an ally, he said.