Sentence examples for intelligence on us from inspiring English sources

Intrusions were focused on collecting intelligence on US diplomatic, economic and defence sectors which could benefit China's own defence programme, it says.

Although the paper notes US authorities aren't ruling out the possibility it might have been a Chinese government effort to collect intelligence on US mobile users.

Earlier this month, the Pentagon for the first time directly accused the Chinese government and military of targeting US government computers as part of a cyber espionage campaign aimed at collecting intelligence on US diplomatic, economic and defence sectors.

Regardless, it seems that recent OPM breach hasn't led to a sale of the stolen data and is instead an alleged effort by the Chinese government to collect intelligence on US employees.

September 2013Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov question US intelligence on the use of chemical weapons, while President Vladimir Putin issues a warning on the repercussions of US strikes.

Pamuk has a flattering faith in his readers' intelligence, relying on us to figure out what qualities and quirks have been passed down through the generations of men in the family, not just the obvious (alcoholism) but the less common impulse to amass, record and find answers in encyclopedic compilations of knowledge.

Foreign delegations will attend at the ministerial level, the official confirmed, which has raised concerns from some in civil-rights circles that the US is "asking other governments to do what is, at the least, constitutionally suspect domestically", said Hina Shamsi of the ACLU, to include greater intelligence gathering on US Muslims outside the bounds of US law.

Mr Rhodes's report also concedes that the FSA needed to improve relations with the food industry, which had "sometimes been cautious in sharing intelligence on risks with us in case specifics emerge... that compromise their commercial interests".

Shostak argues that as evolution has selected for intelligence on Earth – giving us an evolutionary advantage over our competitors – then it's fair to suppose that intelligence might be widespread in the universe.

He was "our man," but apparently was also passing on intelligence about us to Cuba.

Eliot Spitzer arguing against Obamanomics from Intelligence Squared US on Vimeo.