Sentence examples for intelligence battle from inspiring English sources

In the words of one senior Israeli official: "The sanctions regime may be hurt for a time, but afterward it will recover, as will the diplomatic pressure on Iran, as will the intelligence battle against Iran.

Stewart Baker, for example, a former senior official of the Department of Homeland Security, was quoted in the Financial Times of October 29 as contending that the European outrage may be merely "a tactical approach by people who are losing the intelligence battle with the U.S".

In her we see intelligence battling feeling — reason backed against the wall by pushy needs".

Smitten or stricken, R drops everything — in this case, a half-gnawed corpse — and stares into her eyes, where intelligence battles fear.

When Moscow revealed last week that a Russian intelligence officer who had settled in the United States had been lured back home and arrested, the news was the talk of American and Russian veterans of the intelligence battles of the cold war, who viewed the incident as evidence that an old-fashioned spy war has quietly flared anew.

At the same time, his prodigious intelligence and battle instincts sense that this fight is also bigger than all of that, it's about the future of the auto industry and the country.

The Task Force 11, Task Force 121, Task Force 6-26 and Task Force 145 are creations of the Pentagon's post-11 September campaign against terrorism, and it quickly became the model for how the military would gain intelligence and battle insurgents in the future.

There are, in the minds of many in the military and intelligence establishment, battles yet to come; Yemen and Pakistan are huge concerns, as are other places.

Aussaresses was chief of French military intelligence during the Battle of Algiers, the uprising in the Algerian capital in 1956 and 1957.

Although no country has ever used anthrax in battle, intelligence reports have indicated that at least 10 countries, including Iraq and North Korea, have the ability to make biological weapons.

In protecting our country we depend on the skill of our people, the troops we send to battle, intelligence operatives who risk their lives for bits of information, law enforcement officers who sift for clues and search for suspects.