Sentence examples for intelligence themselves from inspiring English sources

A30 Romney Critical of Intelligence Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, the leader of a national working group on domestic security, said that to protect America against terrorists, state and local agencies, as well as private businesses, need to gather intelligence themselves and not rely only on intelligence gathered by the federal government.

Analysts nicknamed it "Stuxnet", though the intelligence officers themselves gave their baby the creepy codename "Olympic Games".

Too many took the president at his word instead of reading the intelligence for themselves," Mr. Obama said.

And he accused committee leaders of folding under pressure — from Congressional budget hawks, political advisers and the intelligence agencies themselves — just as promising new leads were emerging.

There are huge implications for business, individuals and the courts, as well as the intelligence agencies themselves, in what has been disclosed.

In the old days, those in foreign intelligence considered themselves an elite and felt "contempt for what they saw as the idiots who ran internal security," says a senior western diplomat.

Nominally, the answer is all three branches of government: a secret court that approves surveillance warrants, Congressional oversight committees and the intelligence agencies themselves are supposed to be policing the spy-catchers to guard against abuses.

If so, however, it would not be American military or intelligence interrogators themselves under investigation, nor the senior officials who devised torture policy in the Bush administration, but the psychologists who enabled them.

Money lines are constantly closing or morphing, leaving the world's intelligence agencies themselves struggling to detect trails that too often disappear in the thickets of financial globalization and obfuscation.

Politicians tend to use MODALITY in statements during media interviews to construct an image of confidence and intelligence for themselves (Simon-Vandenbergen 1996).

"The Yemeni intelligence services themselves do not pay compensation in this form.