Sentence examples for from foreign services from inspiring English sources
The United States has been scouring Afghanistan for weeks, looking for military targets and members of Al Qaeda network, using pilotless planes and spy satellites, seeking intelligence from foreign services and a handful of special-operations forces.
It has said only that the decision was made on the basis of secret intelligence information, some of it from foreign services, indicating that the men posed a security threat.
UK personnel, in 232 cases, continued to supply questions or intelligence to other services despite knowledge or suspicion of mistreatment, as well as 198 cases where UK personnel received information from foreign services which had been obtained from detainees who had been mistreated or suspected of mistreatment.
Unless the EU can demonstrate that all services offered in every municipality in these countries are already open to foreign suppliers, these are demands that would lock in any privatization of public services at the local level and open those services to competition from foreign services providers ― which the EU has constantly claimed it is not asking for.
She… The Phelps, Flora and Harry were on leave from foreign service work in the consulate of an Arabian city.
The Phelps, Flora and Harry were on leave from foreign service work in the consulate of an Arabian city.
The New Yorker, April 23 , 1955P. 86 The Phelps, Flora and Harry were on leave from foreign service work in the consulate of an Arabian city.
Villard, who became the first American ambassador to Libya in 1952 and later was ambassador to Senegal and Mauritania, retired from foreign service in 1961 and wrote several books on early aviation.
At least two thirds of that came from foreign service officers engaged in overt activities: reading the local papers, listening to the local radio, speaking with local officials and generally moving about with open eyes and ears.
The former Massachusetts senator and 2004 Democratic presidential candidate was greeted with applause from foreign service workers.
He retired from foreign service in 1991 and has since held a series of academic appointments at Columbia and Princeton universities.
