Sentence examples for informed of intelligence from inspiring English sources

The bin Laden financial machine blossomed, according to officials who have been informed of intelligence information on the matter.

The law requires that the committees be kept informed of intelligence activities.

"But I don't believe it complies with the National Security Act, which requires that the committees be kept fully informed of intelligence activities".

The Congressional Research Service memorandum, sent to the Intelligence Committee on Wednesday, explores the requirement in the National Security Act of 1947 that the committees be kept "fully and currently informed" of intelligence activities.

The law requires that the Senate and House intelligence committees be kept "fully and currently informed" of intelligence activities, which conceivably might cover an investigation into a possible compromise of the C.I.A. director's e-mail account and the possession of classified documents by Ms. Broadwell.

In a letter to Ms. Harman, Mr. Hoekstra said the briefings were in compliance with the National Security Act of 1947, which says the committees should be informed of intelligence activities, though "with due regard for" the need to protect secrets.

The Executive Branch has a legal obligation to keep me and my fourteen colleagues "fully and currently informed" of ongoing intelligence activities, not so we can give intelligence agencies a hard time, but rather to ensure that these programs are properly funded and operating both legally and effectively.

British officers working with the Americans were kept informed of the intelligence at all times.

"While there may be difference of opinion with respect to specific findings, I think all members can agree that the committee must be kept fully and currently informed of significant intelligence activities".

Newsnight was informed of the intelligence-led operation, which it is believed began in 1981 and involved a team of undercover regional crime squad officers, including some from Yorkshire, who were based at Gilmour House – a large police headquarters in Kennington in south London.

"As a former director of the C.I.A., and having worked very closely with the intelligence committees, I believe that there is a responsibility to make sure that the intelligence committees are informed of issues that could affect the security of those intelligence operations," he said on a flight to Australia.