Sentence examples for held intelligence from inspiring English sources

Kristiansen, head of the police security service, travelled to the US this spring to discuss some of the closely held intelligence gathered in the case.

But the report found the Met had indeed held "intelligence" which suggested "there was an enhanced level of suspicion that Mr Davidson was corrupt both before and after he worked on the Stephen Lawrence investigation".

The barrister revealed that in 2003 the Met police had been involved in "mass shredding" of the surviving hard copies of the reports generated by an anti corruption probe which would have held intelligence on some of the officers involved in the original Lawrence investigation.

A report by a joint Congressional committee last year alluded to a "closely held intelligence report" that month about the threat of an attack by Al Qaeda, and the official confirmed an account by The Associated Press on Friday saying that the report was in fact part of the president's briefing in Crawford.

But readers of the President's Daily Brief, or P.D.B., a top-secret digest of the U.S. government's most closely held intelligence reports, didn't learn the scope of the Russian effort, including that the F.B.I. had been tracking the use of fake personas online, or that the Russians were exploiting Facebook and other social-media sites, until well after Election Day, officials said.

It was designed to win political advantage by holding intelligence officers — whose offense was to follow faithfully their lawful orders — up to opprobrium and scorn.

The suspects were also charged with illegally holding intelligence material like classified aerial photographs and maps of areas of the West Bank.

Despite repeated claims, Netcu is not an operational unit and is not responsible for "deploying officers from regional forces"; it does not carry out any investigations; it does not collect nor hold intelligence on a database; it does not provide intelligence to industry or receive money from it.

3 (S) ISI Director General Pasha has just approved the sharing of tearline information on Pakistan's investigation with Indian intelligence, after assurances from CIA that information would be tightly held in intelligence channels only.

In 2007, Mr. Raheem sought the release of detainees being held in intelligence custody.

He always held the intelligence community to the highest standards and never shirked the duty to take on tough issues.