Sentence examples for for passing intelligence from inspiring English sources

That came a day after Isis killed 32 of its own jihadists in Ramadi and Fallujah for "passing intelligence" to Iraqi forces.

Although Al Qaeda is believed to employ sophisticated means for passing intelligence, like encrypted e-mail messages, the group appears to trust flesh and blood for the most important work.

The foreign ministry refused to comment on reports by a US-based Chinese-language news site that he and his wife had been arrested for passing intelligence to Japan, with spokesman Hong Lei saying he had no information on the matter.

Despite the close ties between the United States and Israel, the record of mutual spying is long: Israeli spies, including Jonathan Jay Pollard, who was sentenced in 1987 to life in prison for passing intelligence information to Israel, have often operated in the United States, and the United States has often turned the abilities of the N.S.A. against Israel.

Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison on Wednesday for passing intelligence to WikiLeaks.

In a separate case, a senior military intelligence official has been sentenced to life imprisonment for passing intelligence to China.

At one time, the room was dominated by metal pens where immigrants would wait for processing after passing intelligence exams; those who did not pass were, in many cases, deported.

Last year, for instance, the United States passed intelligence to the Germans that helped them track an alleged terrorist plot involving the deadly biotoxin ricin developed by a Tunisian extremist living in Cologne who was suspected of being inspired by the Islamic State.

Last year, for instance, the United States passed intelligence to the Germans that helped them track an alleged terrorist plot involving the deadly biotoxin ricin.

As I reported for the magazine in December, the U.S. passed intelligence from a Department of Homeland Security surveillance plane to Jamaican forces.

He and Maclean, along with three other former Cambridge university graduates - Anthony Blunt, Kim Philby and John Cairncross - were responsible for passing top secret western intelligence to the Soviets.