Sentence examples for for intelligence policy from inspiring English sources

James Baker, the Justice Department's counsel for intelligence policy, testified that the Bush administration supported the proposed bill.

But only in the last two weeks has Mr. Rumsfeld's top aide for intelligence policy, Stephen A. Cambone, called C.I.A. senior officials to request that the agency deal with the suspect or else have him go into the prison's regular reporting system.

Gen. William French Smith was blocked from fully considering legal implications of covert foreign policy operations, the Justice Department's former counsel for intelligence policy disclosed Thursday.

As counsel for intelligence policy at the time, he headed the office that sought search warrants from the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court that meets inside the Justice Department.

Mr. Haver, a longtime naval intelligence officer who was Mr. Cheney's special assistant for intelligence when he was defense secretary, was in charge of intelligence policy for the Bush administration's transition team.

When Mr. Deutch moved to the C.I.A., he named as deputy director Mr. Tenet, then serving at the White House as director of intelligence policy for the National Security Council.

He is widely respected for his intelligence, policy acumen, experience and commitment to helping poor countries.

Still, even if it turns out that the attackers were all rooted in India, and derived all of their training and supplies from mainland Indian sources (unlikely, but conceivable), this does not absolve Pakistan of responsibility for a foreign and intelligence policy, pursued relentlessly for twenty years, that deliberately sponsors and nurtures terrorist groups.

Mr. Vickers, a top adviser to Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta who has helped shape American military and intelligence policy for three decades, knows the perils well.

Glenn Greenwald of Salon.com has cataloged Brennan's past statements of support for Bush-Cheney intelligence policies, including Brennan's unambiguous on-air defense of extraordinary rendition and torture policy, as well his support for open-ended FISA expansion and telecoms immunity.

Whatever the agenda was, it is improper--indeed it is illegal--for intelligence agencies to try to influence policy through a hidden agenda.