Sentence examples for intelligence interests from inspiring English sources

Allawi discussed the common perception among Iraqis that he is an outsider, tied to Western intelligence interests.

"Dealing with government agents et al will not only result in many more informers in Anonymous but will also damage its reputation as it will lead to a view that Anonymous is too close to US intelligence interests".

Mr. Graham, who asserted that almost all of the chapter could be released without damaging American intelligence interests, said the administration was trying to protect foreign governments, hide the lapses of American intelligence agencies and prevent the public from having a fuller account of the role played by other countries.

The US government, protecting what it believes to be its defense and intelligence interests, once again placed the whistleblower in the same legal arena as the double agent.

Despite this worldwide intelligence interest, Zarqawi's identity remains a mystery.

He will be remembered for his patience, intelligence, interest in science and enjoyment of golf and bridge.

The leaked US diplomatic cables reveal a particular intelligence interest in Alan Duncan, at the time shadow minister for prisons.

Rodriguez told me that only a quarter of the detainees hold any intelligence interest for him at this point.

(S/NF) If a walk-in is of intelligence interest, the case will be handled by the Intelligence Community (IC) once that interest is established, and reporting on the case will occur in IC channels.

The documents do not describe what has resulted from the scrutiny, which links phone numbers and e-mails in a "contact chain" tied directly or indirectly to a person or organization overseas that is of foreign intelligence interest.

Related: What to look out for in Britain's new surveillance bill | Carly Nyst By contrast, UK privacy campaigners say, parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) has confirmed that GCHQ is still collecting datasets relating to "a wide range of individuals, the majority of whom are unlikely to be of intelligence interest".