Sentence examples for intelligence installations from inspiring English sources

In 1998, late on a Sunday night, only blocks from the country's most-feared military intelligence installations, there was no one out on these sidewalks.

Traffic police officers are not typically armed in the streets of Kabul, and the headquarters does not have the same level of security as the intelligence installations.

In the first 10 weeks of this year, before the coalition came to power, 17 suicide bombings were recorded in Pakistan, some of them in the major cities, and many of them aimed at army and intelligence installations.

By now, wary of a coup and distrustful of even his own security forces, President Fujimori called together members of his high command and made them ride in his limousine, in plain view of bodyguards, as he rode to military and intelligence installations to show who was in charge.

Late in the afternoon, he drove in a motorcade with his interior and defense ministers to visit military and intelligence installations around Lima. Military analysts characterized Mr. Montesinos's landing here as a direct challenge to the president's authority by the military.

The attack on the intelligence installation, in the Harasta suburb of Damascus, was one of several clashes claimed Wednesday by the Free Syrian Army.

Outside Damascus, the Free Syrian Army, made up of army deserters, claimed responsibility for an attack on a major intelligence installation in Harasta, on the outskirts of Damascus, and said that its fighters had clashed with armed forces in three other suburbs of the capital.

Other works, like the artificial intelligence installation DiNA and the original AMA, Agent Ruby, exemplify Hershman Leeson's continued embrace of emerging technologies to explore identity.

In all, 14 people were accused of plotting to infiltrate Miami exile groups and gather intelligence from military installations.

Before the Allies advanced into Nazi Germany in February 1945, the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force (SHAEF) began to form dedicated units to secure important objectives equipment, installations, intelligence, and personnel.

In Iraq, private companies like Blackwater, Custer Battles and ArmorGroup guarded installations, gathered intelligence, and killed presumed insurgents.