Sentence examples for intelligence crisis from inspiring English sources

But such considerations should not determine how we solve our nation's intelligence crisis.

The intelligence crisis that erupted in 2010, which has not been previously disclosed, only underscores how central that assessment has become to matters of war and peace.

Former Senator Bob Kerrey, a commission member who joined Mr. Lehman before the House Government Reform Committee, offered an object lesson in the perils of trying to change the way Congress works, recounting an earlier intelligence crisis that led him to advocate stripping some responsibility from the Armed Services Committee.

Mr. Bush, who had kept up a close bond with his C.I.A. chief through two wars, unrelenting intelligence crises and internecine feuding, announced Mr. Tenet's resignation in a two-minute statement late Thursday morning on the South Lawn of the White House.

For a start, it could improve its intelligence, spotting crises before they arise.

That puts the Secret Service in charge of coordinating security between agencies, gives the F.B.I. responsibility for collecting intelligence and providing crisis management, and gives the Federal Emergency Management Administration the job of dealing with the effects of any possible crisis.

They also asked Javier Solana, the foreign policy chief, to draw up plans for an "information board" where member states and police agencies could exchange intelligence in a crisis management center at the European headquarters here.

One example of this is the Gray Page, a specialist maritime intelligence, investigation and crisis management company, which provides an Armed Maritime Security Provider Vetting (AMSP) page as a resource for shipowners seeking information on potential security providers.

They proclaim that she will bring Germany out of the economic crisis, "with intelligence".

As in Skyfall, a British intelligence service is in crisis, with much fretting about government interference.

In U.S. government-speak, there's the "intelligence community," which every crisis reveals to be not much of a community at all.