Sentence examples for intelligence collector from inspiring English sources

At almost exactly the same hour last week that the President was speaking in the East Room, Lieutenant General John Jeff Kimmonsns, the Army's deputy chief of staff for intelligence, was briefing reporters at the Pentagon on the military's new field manual for "human intelligence collector operations".

The CIA was never intended to deal lethal blows -- its charter is primarily as an intelligence collector, not a paramilitary organization.

In a sign of unease, the Pentagon now refers to its interrogators as "human intelligence collectors".

Without these human intelligence collectors, communications experts and small-scale military operations, we would free the Taliban in Pakistan to focus on overthrowing the government in Islamabad.

Police investigators and intelligence collectors often do not share common goals: investigators aim at prosecuting an offender, whereas intelligence officers hoard intelligence until they can wipe out whole terrorist networks.

Handling the interviews there are some three dozen interrogators -- the Army calls them "human intelligence collectors" -- from the military, the F.B.I. and the Central Intelligence Agency, and a handful of foreign intelligence officers.

What Cameron will present will be the results of hundreds of hours of debate and argument by intelligence collectors (spies of one kind or another), analysts and their managers.

The United States will review visa procedures to reduce economic theft by non-traditional intelligence collectors.

The Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals promotes strict ethical standards, even suggesting that intelligence collectors identify their employers to every source.

Prof Jackson says: "This was of course nonsense but the fact that Lody reported it without comment suggests that he was not the most critical of intelligence collectors".

We continue to build increasingly complex interconnectivity into our startups, apps, and products, almost guaranteeing that the kinds of accidental disclosures and leaks we have seen – whether to cyber-hackers or government intelligence collectors – will continue.