Sentence examples for intelligence posts from inspiring English sources
Mr. Saleh and his relatives control most of the government's top military and intelligence posts, and have access to more sophisticated weaponry and highly trained commandos.
Furthermore, those in many sensitive foreign affairs, defence and intelligence posts in the Commons are often Labour or Conservative Friends of Israel.
The commander of one brigade is Rashid al-Halafi, who is Shiite but is regarded warily by other Shiites because he held senior intelligence posts under Saddam Hussein.
There was a pro-western reformer in the presidency, Boris Tadić, but the parliament and many of the key posts, including the top intelligence posts, were still in the hands of nationalists.
Born in Tikrit in 1941, he was a member, like Saddam, of the Bejat clan of the Albu Nasir tribe whose members filled all the crucial security and intelligence posts in the Baathist regime which came to power in a coup in 1968.
The deputy energy secretary, Kyle E. McSlarrow, said at a Senate hearing that the new policy was likely to reduce the number of people given polygraph tests to 4,500, mainly in sensitive arms and intelligence posts, from some 20,000 now.
The officials said warplanes had also hit a Palestinian military intelligence post in Deir al-Balah, south of Gaza.
Philip Mudd, a respected intelligence man currently on secondment to the FBI, pulled out of his nomination to the senior intelligence post in the Department of Homeland Security.
In the intelligence post, Mr. Freeman would have overseen the production of national intelligence estimates, which represent the consensus of the government's 16 intelligence agencies.
During the hearing, Mr. Clapper told lawmakers that he would try to make the current structure work and "push the envelope" of the intelligence post's moral authority.
He was succeeded in the intelligence post by Maximilian Ronge, whose postal censors intercepted in March 1913 two envelopes containing a substantial amount of cash and nothing else.
