Sentence examples for intelligence folks from inspiring English sources

With all due respect to the conscientious, smart and earnest intelligence folks out there -- aarrgghh!

"The Israeli intelligence folks who have gone to these countries have met the leaders," said a former senior US diplomat.

The State Department spokesman, Richard A. Boucher, said tonight: "I'm not in a position to comment on reports of classified memorandum from our intelligence folks".

A senior Bush administration official, while declining to comment on what was learned when Pakistani officials questioned the men, said that all three had been "well known to our intelligence folks".

A senior Bush administration official, while declining to comment on what was learned when Pakistani officials questioned the men, said that all three had been "well known to our intelligence folks". Another official said the United States had steered Pakistani officials to the three, in hopes it would further pressure Dr. Khan.

Clearly some sort of quid pro quo has been arrived at secretly for the U.S. to be allowed to build the facility and equip it as our intelligence folks wish.

Al-Qaeda itself may be written off as irrelevant in Afghanistan, where intelligence folk say its fighters number fewer than 100.

Although the new judgement on Iran's weapons work contradicts a 2005 NIE view that Iran was tinkering on regardless, the intelligence folk have not changed their prediction that Iran could have a nuclear weapon by around 2015.

At the annual strategic review of the International Institute for Security Studies in Geneva in September, prime hobnobbing territory for retired intelligence folk and defense experts, only 2 of 21 plenary speakers were female.

But Mexican and Latin American security and intelligence folk are intensely frustrated that their northern neighbour, with 300m guns in circulation, will not spend political capital controlling their flow southwards.

Tellingly, while 63% of Brits earlier this year told YouGov that they trusted the intelligence folk to "behave responsibly", the same proportion of Americans – 63% – said they did not want their government intercepting, storing and analysing their phone records and internet use.