Sentence examples for intelligence to be sent from inspiring English sources

As the relations between the Polish government in exile and the Polish Committee of National Liberation worsened, in September 1945, Pilecki accepted orders from General Władysław Anders, commander of the 2nd Polish Corps (main unit of the Polish Armed Forces in the West) to return to Poland under a false identity and gather intelligence to be sent to the government in exile.

The House voted to make it harder for Obama to begin shifting inmates, adding a restriction to the National Defense Authorization Act of 2014 that bars any of the roughly 56 prisoners who have been cleared by military and intelligence officials to be sent to Yemen from being transferred there for one year.

He'd been trained in all the tricks of intelligence gathering, ready to be sent into battle ahead of the advancing troops at D-Day.

A senior interrogator at Kandahar and Bagram, who wrote a book about his experiences (The Interrogators) under the pseudonym Chris Mackey, stated explicitly that, under orders handed down from senior figures in the US military and the intelligence agencies, who were sent the prisoner lists from Afghanistan, all "non-Afghan Taliban/foreign fighters" were to be sent to Guantánamo.

George Clooney travels from Earth and joins the ship near the planet Solaris, a pulsing mass of blue and pink intelligence which seems to be sending to the ship certain... things.

He applied to join intelligence and was sent to Bletchley Park the following year, where he worked on decrypting Japanese diplomatic messages.

Heightened concern over the purity and concentration of the anthrax came as a Congressional official said there had been some intelligence warnings last week that suspicious packages would be sent to important places and people.

In another case, an artist once imprisoned in Syria said that since arriving in Jordan in March, he had been interrogated four times by intelligence agents who warned that he would be sent back to Syria if he engaged in conspicuous activism against the Syrian government.

So Sergey V. Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, and Mikhail Y . Fradkov the director of the Russian foreign intelligence service, were sent to Syria with what the Russians said was a proposal to end the crisis.

An intelligence analyst is sent to the Arctic on a special assignment by the White House.

Rem Krassilnikov followed his father into Soviet intelligence and was sent to overseas postings that included Canada and Lebanon.