Sentence examples for intelligence update from inspiring English sources

The BOA chef de mission, Mike Hay, who went to Sochi to formally enter the British team in advance of the opening ceremony on 7 February, last week met the Foreign Office and the Met police for a security intelligence update.

As vice president, Mr. Gore already receives daily intelligence updates.

He was receiving daily intelligence updates on the implications of the Paris attacks.

"Some things have to stay secret, sorry, so we won't be providing intelligence updates or giving away tradecraft.

When the president moves to his ranch for vacation, the White House for all practical purposes moves with him: instant communications worldwide, advisers on call and current intelligence updates.

The intelligence updates for Mr. Obama follow the broad outlines of the conclusions delivered to President George W. Bush in 2007, as part of a 140-page National Intelligence Estimate.

He has displaced Porter J. Goss, director of central intelligence, as the president's principal intelligence adviser and now attends the daily morning briefings where President Bush is given intelligence updates.

Following is a transcript of an address yesterday morning by President Bush to cabinet members and Congressional leaders in the White House: Just completed a meeting with our national security team, and we've received the latest intelligence updates.

Gordon D. Johndroe, a spokesman for the Office of Homeland Security, said: "While the government has issued numerous intelligence updates to local law enforcement, there's only been one public alert this year: about banks in the Northeast.

A6 The highly classified digest that provides President Bush with his daily intelligence updates is being scrutinized after criticism that information on Iraq and other matters has not reflected a broad range of views.

The highly classified digest that provides President Bush with his daily intelligence updates is being scrutinized within the government and Congress after criticism that the information Mr. Bush has been given on Iraq and other matters has not reflected a broad range of views, senior administration and Congressional officials say.