Sentence examples for intelligence noted from inspiring English sources
Mr Yaalon, a former military chief and head of military intelligence, noted that the US has never complained to Israel about the alleged spying.
"The Arabs of that district hate the IP's there because their police chief is a Kurd," who had links to Kurdish intelligence, noted a Nov. 22, 2008, report, using the military's abbreviation for the Iraqi police.
A senior American official who has been briefed extensively on the intelligence noted in recent days that Washington has firm knowledge of only 19 of the 42 suspected chemical weapons sites.
While it maintains a lower profile than the group's branches in Southwest Asia, Dennis Blair, the US director of national intelligence, noted earlier this year that AQIM "represents a significant threat to US and western interests in the region".
As Stuart Levey, under secretary of treasury for terrorism and financial intelligence, noted: "Iran's nuclear and missile firms hide behind an array of agents that transact business on their behalf".
Incidental Intelligence: Note observed under the wind-shield wiper of a gleaming red Ferrari, Model 250 Gran Turismo California, in the showroom of Luigi Chinetti Motors,….
The New Yorker, November 29 , 1952P. 32 Alarming Intelligence: Note inadvertantly enclosed with a package of finished laundry: "Do a good job on this.
By R. Rogers and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, November 29 , 1952P. 32 Alarming Intelligence: Note inadvertantly enclosed with a package of finished laundry: "Do a good job on this.
Incidental Intelligence: Note observed under the wind-shield wiper of a gleaming red Ferrari, Model 250 Gran Turismo California, in the showroom of Luigi Chinetti Motors, on West Nineteenth Street: "No Forget Gas".
Mr. Balawi, who had told the C.I.A. he could get access to top Qaeda leaders but turned out to be a double agent, called for more attacks on Jordanian intelligence, noting its cooperation with the United States.
By A. Gittelman and John McCarten The New Yorker, May 9 , 1959P. 35 Incidental Intelligence: Note observed under the wind-shield wiper of a gleaming red Ferrari, Model 250 Gran Turismo California, in the showroom of Luigi Chinetti Motors, on West Nineteenth Street: "No Forget Gas".
