Sentence examples for intelligence acknowledged from inspiring English sources

A 2008 report by the director of national intelligence acknowledged, "The definitions of 'national security' and what constitutes 'intelligence' — and thus what must be classified — are unclear".

Kandahar's police chief, military commander and chief of military intelligence acknowledged that they had not been informed of it either before or immediately afterwards.

The veto is "somewhat of a setback," Mike McConnell, the director of national intelligence, acknowledged Wednesday during a hearing in Congress.

"The president is pleased that the director of central intelligence acknowledged what needed to be acknowledged," said Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman.

In response to the report, Dennis C. Blair, the director of national intelligence, acknowledged in a statement that "institutional and technological barriers remain that prevent seamless sharing of information" between agencies and analysts.

George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, acknowledged for the first time that American spy agencies may have overestimated Iraq's illicit weapons abilities, in part because of a failure to penetrate the inner workings of the Iraqi government.

The change is the most significant to emerge from what the director of central intelligence, George J. Tenet, acknowledged last week to have been apparent misjudgments in prewar intelligence about Iraq.

In his testimony on Wednesday, Mr. Tenet, who as director of central intelligence since 1997 has enjoyed direct control over the Central Intelligence Agency but more limited authority over the rest of the intelligence community, acknowledged limitations in the current structure, established in 1947.

Mr. Lorho, a former French intelligence agent, acknowledged his role to the French officials.

A spokesman for the office of the director of national intelligence (ODNI) acknowledged the letter.

The Administration intelligence official acknowledged that the implications of the program had not been fully thought out.