Sentence examples for for intelligence issues from inspiring English sources

The inquiry was carried out by Michael Decker, a top aide to Mr. Gates for intelligence issues.

The court "is becoming ever more important in American life as more and more surveillance comes under its review in this era of big data," said Timothy Edgar, a civil liberties adviser for intelligence issues in both the Bush and Obama administrations.

The NSC is the UK's main forum for discussion of intelligence issues.

The letter from the senators and the harsh comments from Mr. Grassley indicate a new level of Congressional anger at the bureau for its handling of intelligence issues relating to the Sept. 11 attacks.

The commission is also calling for a restructuring of Congressional oversight of intelligence issues, including greater authority for the House and Senate intelligence committees.

One of them, Ahmed al-Assiri, a former deputy head of intelligence, issued an order for Khashoggi's return on Sept. 29, the prosecutor said.

The current Army secretary, now No. 3 in succession, is John M. McHugh, a former congressman from New York with tenure on House committees for military and intelligence issues.

"Legacy of Ashes," a deeply researched new chronicle of the Central Intelligence Agency by Tim Weiner, who covered intelligence issues for many years for The New York Times, is impassioned too.

"The CIA would get a John Brennan who is neither a Democrat or a Republican, nor has ever been.... one who has been fortunate to have lived [the intelligence profession] for 40 years....The CIA would get a John Brennan who has been working national intelligence issues for my life".

After retiring from the Navy in 1996, Mr. McConnell spent nearly a decade in the private sector, working as a consultant on intelligence issues for Booz Allen Hamilton, a global strategy and technology consulting firm.

Despite its small size (or more likely because of it), the bureau has what many regard as the best track record in the government in assessing intelligence issues for policymakers.