Sentence examples for intelligence commission from inspiring English sources

Your March 9 editorial "Muscle for the Intelligence Commission" raises some important shortcomings about the president's intelligence commission, but there are others.

This is where something like a dedicated machine intelligence commission could come into play.

The practice of the intelligence commission has provided little public indication of the depth of any problems it has found.

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In fact, when President Bush on Friday named the members of the intelligence commission, asking them to examine troubles in penetrating countries whose weapons, ambitions or links to terrorism pose a threat to America, he named Iran, Libya, Afghanistan.

The nine members of the intelligence commission include both Republicans and Democrats, and the White House points to their broad experience in intelligence, the military, academics, law and the private sector.

But all the other suggested changes can be made by the president -- and they can be made now, without waiting months for the recommendations of intelligence commissions like the one President Bush appointed Friday.

In Warsaw, under German occupation, other Cipher Bureau workers were interrogated by German intelligence commissions, and some AVA workers were approached by German agents, but all kept silent about compromises to Enigma.

Representative Porter J. Goss of Florida, chairman of the House intelligence committee, said a commission should be considered in a freestanding bill and not included in the authorization for the intelligence agencies.

Mr. Hamilton, a former Democratic House member from Indiana and former chairman of the House intelligence committee, said the commission has found evidence of repeated contacts between Iraqi officials and the Qaeda terrorists and may describe those contacts in greater detail in its final report next month.

Both the Senate intelligence committee and the independent commission on the Sept. 11 attacks are expected to issue reports highly critical of the agency's performance.