Sentence examples for intelligence approved from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clapper, the director of national intelligence, approved the release of an unusual public statement on Sept. 28 about the evolving intelligence conclusions.

Allen W. Dulles, the director of central intelligence, approved $1 million on April 4 to be used "in any way that would bring about the fall of Mossadegh," the history says.

At issue is a newly disclosed plan that Mike McConnell, director of national intelligence, approved in May in a memorandum to Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, which puts some of the nation's most powerful intelligence-gathering tools at the disposal of domestic security officials as early as this fall.

According to The Washington Post, one sergeant who witnessed the torture thought Military Intelligence approved of all of it: "The M.I. staffs, to my understanding, have been giving Graner" -- one of the chief torturers at Abu Ghraib -- "compliments on the way he has been handling the M.I. holds [prisoners held by military intelligence].

When he began working with Georgian intelligence, they approved all the information he sent to Russia.

The work of the Senate team of staffers continued until December 2012, when the intelligence committee approved their huge study.

The Senate intelligence committee approved a bill that placed largely cosmetic restrictions on the National Security Agency's domestic surveillance programme.

A senior judicial official, Abdolsamad Khorramabadi, said last week that the augmented reality game posed a security dilemma and that the country's intelligence apparatus approved of the ban.

A36 The intelligence overhaul approved by the Senate reorganizes the way the states grant driver's licenses, a change that civil liberties advocates and some security experts say could have far-reaching consequences.

The House intelligence committee approved subpoenas for Michael Flynn and Michael Cohen today.

The coalition has been accused repeatedly of war crimes and enabling extremism ― all while receiving American aerial refueling, weapons shipments and intelligence support approved by the executive and rarely debated in Congress. .