Sentence examples for intelligence cases from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hatch cited another major provision of the bill, allowing roving wiretaps in intelligence cases, as they already are in criminal cases.

A right of appeal is also to be introduced from the investigatory powers tribunal – the only court in Britain that can try intelligence cases.

Normally, the surveillance court operates in utter secrecy, reviewing wiretap requests by government agencies for use in terrorism and other foreign intelligence cases.

The government will now find it easier to detain immigrants without charges, to conduct electronic surveillance, to penetrate money-laundering banks, to share grand jury information among agencies and to conduct wiretaps in intelligence cases.

The coincidence of restrictions being imposed on both historic intelligence cases suggests Whitehall departments and the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) are determined to exploit the controversial procedure in domestic as well as international cases.

His replacement, Edward Montooth, a veteran of security and intelligence cases who had worked overseas in places from the Balkans to Indonesia, ordered a fresh look at the evidence.

"Rarely is any intelligence case a 'slam dunk,"' Mr. Roberts said.

Mr. Whitehead, a former intelligence case officer, recruited Mr. Valtin to be business manager of the paper.

Clegg said that the government would this morning be publishing the intelligence case saying Assad was responsible for last week's chemical weapons attack near Damascus and the government's legal advice justifying intervention.

Now that their second argument has been whittled away, we learn that Downing Street intends to portray Kelly as a "Walter Mitty character" who exaggerated his own role in the government's intelligence case against Iraq.

He had killed himself after being named as the source of a BBC report which accused Mr Blair's government of knowingly exaggerating the intelligence case for invading Iraq.The Hutton inquiry exonerated the government and castigated the BBC and was roundly criticised as a result.