Sentence examples for intelligence to send from inspiring English sources

Of course it was intimidating -- and fruitless -- for George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, to send a written request to Mr. Wise's publisher to conceal the name of an undercover officer central to this embarrassing episode.

Though supposedly used by intelligence services to send encrypted messages to foreign agents, that bunker is so poorly lighted that it's a wonder that anything decipherable is ever transmitted.

She is the daughter of government workers — her mother worked for the Library of Congress and her father worked for military intelligence — who sacrificed to send her to private schools.

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.

"He got hold of good intelligence and tried desperately to send the word up to the top".

A murdered former Rwandan intelligence chief had been advising South African and Tanzanian intelligence as they prepared to send troops to the Democratic Republic of Congo to battle the Rwandan-backed rebel group M23, the BBC has learned.

American intelligence agencies often appeared to send detainees to other countries to avoid the legal complications of bringing them to the United States.

Tony Blair, the man who misled parliament and manufactured and massaged the intelligence underpinning the decision to send our troops to war, stands morally convicted.

1.33pm GMT UK to send intelligence team Nick Hopkins, the Guardian's defence and security correspondent, will have a piece online soon about Britain's operational response to the ongoing crisis.

Hints of the power struggle over An — pitting the military intelligence agents who wanted to send him to the United States against officials in the Politburo — were revealed to Bui Tin only when the government moved to get An's wife and children repatriated to Vietnam.

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