"The sole source for the assertion that [X], one, is a CSIS informant, agent, or otherwise providing information, and two, had anything to do with radicalizing Mr. Nuttall, is Mr. Nuttall, through his counsel," he said.
This dynamics will reflect a new perception of trust assigned to the informant, or extend the set of informants by admitting the addition of new informant agents.
In our proposal, the credibility of each informant represented as a strict partial order among informant agents, will be maintained in a repository called credibility base.
In this paper we propose an approach to multi-source belief revision where the trust or credibility assigned to informant agents can be revised.
Rather, security agencies in the US, UK and elsewhere have made an intensive effort to get their terrorism intelligence from other sources, such as informants, agents and signals intelligence.
The discovery led sheriff's officials to realize the inmate was serving as an FBI informant, feeding agents information about conditions inside the jail as part of an investigation into claims of beatings and other widespread abuses by deputies.
Ms May also wants to follow the "neither confirm nor deny" policy regarding whether Mr Gartland was ever an informant or agent of the state or not.
Now to the spookspeak, or intelligence-agency jargon: A noc, pronounced "knock," is a C.I.A. acronym for "non-official cover" -- that is, an informant or agent operating without the diplomatic protection, or cover, of employment by the U.S. government.
Omar is soon caught in a police sweep after the killing of an Israeli soldier, tortured and possibly turned into an informant by agent Rami (Waleed Zuaiter).
An informant told agents that the priest was also an addict.
Then, on Monday, following a tip from an informant, federal agents found his body — wrapped in a tarp and wearing Italian loafers — beneath the grass outside a Long Island flooring company.
