Sentence examples for intelligence at the end from inspiring English sources

Park Chung-hee was killed by his own chief of intelligence at the end of an alcohol-fuelled private dinner.

Because for all the talk of demilitarizing the intelligence agency — reducing its role in conducting strikes, and going back to stealing secrets and analyzing intelligence — at the end of the day Mr. Obama's favorite way to use force is quickly, secretly and briefly.

Though their backgrounds are very different — Mrs. Clinton a product of electoral politics who is still looking to her future, and Mr. Gates from the world of intelligence at the end of a long government career — they have found common cause on issues well beyond Afghanistan.

One of his great themes was intelligence and, at the end of his life, eroticism.

Many resistance members told their stories to the French intelligence services at the end of the war.

Young & Rubicam in New York is closing its trend-watching and brand-consulting unit, the Intelligence Factory, at the end of the month.

The memo, supposedly written by Lt. Gen. Tahir Jalil Habbush, the intelligence chief at the end of Saddam Hussein's reign, was quickly discredited as a fake.

The tape was provided by a disaffected former K.G.B. man who had quit the Russian intelligence service at the end of the cold war.

"Remember, there were all sorts of experts in the intelligence community at the end of the gulf war who thought Saddam would last six months after his defeat, and some of them are still writing our estimates.

"This was a prime example of policy being driven by intelligence, and at the end of the day it was wrong," said a State Department official critical of the D.I.A.'s handling of the Kumchangri case.

The history is not always kind: "Body of Secrets" opens with a description of American intelligence agents at the end of the Second World War desperate to poach Nazi codebreakers who might have been helpful against the looming Soviet threat.