Sentence examples for intelligence broadcasts that from inspiring English sources
In the first Gulf War, as a military intelligence officer, he obtained intelligence broadcasts that put his division commander at a tactical advantage in the face of an advancing Iraqi army.
If we want them to tune in today, in a much more competitive media environment, we need to give them broadcasts that honor their commitment to our shared values rather than insult their intelligence.
Earlier this month, Yermoshkin left Russia following a state television broadcast that claimed to show US intelligence agents recruiting him to hold LGBT rallies in Russia.
Unvaryingly, news broadcasts said that intelligence agencies had picked up an unusual volume of "chatter," a word that seemed oddly casual for a subject so dire.
He next worked in London as an editor for the Foreign Broadcast Information Service, an American intelligence unit that monitored foreign radio broadcasts.
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They also did not immediately broadcast intelligence agencies' conclusion that the operation -- which involved strategic leaks of stolen material that upended Clinton's campaign -- was aimed at helping President Trump win.
By the time the BBC's offices in Glasgow were raided by Special Branch over a film that was never broadcast about a secret British intelligence satellite that was never launched, preparations to sack the director general were far advanced.
"One relies on crime intelligence for that.
So by what measure can we claim to be successful so far?" Today's warning was the clearest sign yet of the near certainty in intelligence circles that the audiotaped message broadcast earlier this week, praising terror attacks in Bali and Kuwait, was an authentic recording by Mr. bin Laden.
