Sentence examples for intelligence sector from inspiring English sources
The I.B.M. bid for SPSS, analysts say, could well touch off a second wave of acquisitions in the business intelligence sector.
Finally, consider one other hallmark of the first month of the Trump presidency: the "feud" between the new president and the intelligence sector of the national security state.
The move is meant to reduce potential conflicts of interest, particularly for the government services business, which will be free to pursue systems engineering and technical assistance and offerings to the intelligence sector.
The case study considered in this paper reviews the requisite practices adopted by a service provider in the business intelligence sector, and the positive impact that the company realised through the re-engineering of both IT systems and business workflows.
George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, is described as not opposing the proposals, and at least one Pentagon official said discussions were under way with the intelligence sector on how to work out new arrangements between Special Operations forces and American intelligence.
The campaign reportedly involved a menagerie of contractors: Booz Allen Hamilton, a billion-dollar intelligence industry player and Snowden's former employer; Palantir, a PayPal-inspired and -funded outfit that sells "data-mining and analysis software that maps out human social networks for counterintelligence purposes"; and HBGary Federal, an aspirant consultancy in the intelligence sector.
In fact, it missed the law's first deadline on Oct. 1, by which time, it should have issued guidance about which Russian entities in the military and intelligence sectors should be affected.
So Mr. Hall, 60, who retired as an electromechanical engineer in the military and intelligence sectors to spend his days dreaming up inventions in his backyard skunk works, went on the offensive several years ago in the war against the mosquito.
"The intelligence sectors on North Korea in South Korea, the United States and Japan have shared a common assessment that North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il's wife has died of illness," Cho Gab Je, a South Korean journalist who specializes in the North, said on his Web site on Tuesday, referring to Mr. Kim's main partner of the last quarter-century.
The next implementation deadline is scheduled for the end of this month, by which time the Trump administration should have provided a list of foreign entities that have continued to do business with Russian individuals or entities in the Russian defense or intelligence sectors that have had sanctions imposed on them under the bill.
Under the measure, the administration faced a deadline on Monday to impose sanctions on anyone determined to conduct significant business with Russian defense and intelligence sectors, already sanctioned for their alleged role in the election.
