Sentence examples for influential intelligence from inspiring English sources

He has since resigned as an MP and as head of the highly influential Intelligence and Security Select Committee after the whip was withdrawn by the Conservative Party.

After seeing Karzai, she went to her Islamabad home and summoned Farhatullah Babar, a close aide, and asked him to prepare a short briefing memo for the Americans about Pakistan's large and influential intelligence agencies.

Mr Straw has complained of the journalists' "skilful trap" clouding what should have been his pleasantly "valedictory" last few weeks in the Commons but Sir Malcolm is under more intense pressure as he clings on to his position at the head of the influential Intelligence and Security Committee.

The Tory MP, who is also the head of the highly influential Intelligence and Security Select Committee, has since emphasised that it was not against Parliamentary rules for MPs to have other employment as long as it was declared on a public register of interests.

During the Syrian occupation of his country, General Jamil al Sayyed rose to be regarded as the most influential intelligence official in Lebanon.

During the Syrian occupation of his country, General Jamil Al Sayyed rose to be regarded as the most influential intelligence official in Lebanon.

A former head of GCHQ has become an adviser to Shell and an influential private intelligence company after retiring from the UK's electronic eavesdropping agency late last year.

While Deutch's first steps were popular with many politicians, including members of the influential Senate and House intelligence oversight committees, some veteran CIA officers were disturbed by what they perceived as the sacrifice of their fellow agents for political gain and by the influx of outsiders who were now largely responsible for the direction the agency was taking.

Rifkind also resigned as the chairman of the influential parliamentary intelligence and security committee as he came under pressure over allegations that he and another former foreign secretary Jack Straw offered to use their influence as MPs to help a fictitious company in return for thousands of pounds.

Players' athleticism becomes less influential, while their intelligence and football savvy take on added significance.

The PAC model has been greatly influential in artificial intelligence and in applications such as handwriting recognition and filtering unwanted e-mails.