Sentence examples for intelligence actors from inspiring English sources

He said medical and intelligence actors in the army and beyond were involved in the effort.

Much new information has come to light in the past year about the ability of state and intelligence actors to circumvent due process and the rule of law, even where such safeguards are nominally on the books".

Russian General Staff Main Intelligence Directorate actors … executed cyber espionage operations against a named U.S. Company in August 2016, evidently to obtain information on elections-related software and hardware solutions, according to information that became available in April 2017.

Sorkin also wasn't sure which actor would play Jobs, but asserted that whoever it was it had to be someone intelligent,  as "Intelligence is something that actors can't fake".

They are made to seem so both by the grace and intelligence of the actors and by the unassuming cleverness of the filmmakers.

In most cases, these firms must collaborate with trusted government actors, intelligence agencies and enforcement organizations — not to mention comply with their regulations.

"He's a writer who anticipates the actor and the actor's intelligence," said Anna Deavere Smith, the playwright and actor, who appeared in "The American President" and in a recurring role in "The West Wing".

Hoffman, an American consumer of advanced technology and vast amounts of food, is too impatient; in the end, he's dependent on help from the brilliant but secretive head of Jordanian intelligence (the English actor Mark Strong, in a witty performance).

For example, a hypothetical activity might consist of an intelligence analyst (the actor, occupying a particular role) who uses a search engine (a computer software/hardware instrument) to identify high-quality satellite imagery covering a particular geographical region during a given time period (identifying imagery is object of the search activity; imagery is also an instrument).

Guardian journalist Susie Steiner suggested that his appearance in Bloody Sunday was an attempt to resolve the expression of his "Irishness" on screen: "Where he has taken part in a sectarian theme, his intelligence as an actor has often been masked by an excessive, cartoon-style comedy.

That said, we just can't decide if it's the darker intelligence in the actor's unblinking eyes or the incredibly detailed follicle work on wax-Brad's head that reminds us exactly of those prehistorical reenactment booths at the Natural History Museum... but we'll leave the voting to you.