Sentence examples for intelligence shop from inspiring English sources

As with JSOC, McChrystal would command the war and Flynn would run its intelligence shop.

The Pentagon has a Defense Intelligence Agency, and each military branch has its own intelligence shop.

Donald Trump, Jr., might have finally felt that the clerks in some post-Soviet intelligence shop were working for him, the customer.

Fingar used to run the intelligence shop at the State Department and gained a reputation for having produced State's prescient dissents footnoted in the Bush Administration's notorious October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate, about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

Mr. Scowcroft said that the new agency would not be easy to assemble or manage, and that he remained concerned that the government achieve needed reforms in the intelligence agencies "without having to set up a separate intelligence shop".

In recounting where their bureau got it right on the question of Iraq, State Department officials acknowledge that the success was hollow, in large part because Secretary of State Colin L. Powell ultimately sided with the C.I.A. and not with his own intelligence shop.

Other intelligence shops usually have quick access to N.S.A. tools and data on pressing matters of national security, like investigating a terrorism threat, planning battlefield operations or providing security for a presidential trip, officials say.

Certain intelligence shops would prefer to keep their top interrogators to themselves, these sources argue, which means the HIG gets whoever's left.

Incidental Intelligence: A shop that used to be in business at 218 Third Avenue under the name of Here Today has gone.

Gastro-Intestinal Intelligence: A shop on West Eight Street is offering, according to a sign in the window, "Texas Fruit - Made in Italy".

By Fred Kafka and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, June 15 , 1946P. 15 Incidental Intelligence: A shop in the basement concourse at 120 Broadway is named Lady Esquire.