Sentence examples for intelligence very closely from inspiring English sources

"But you have to remember that big powers guard their intelligence very closely".

"As a former director of the C.I.A., and having worked very closely with the intelligence committees, I believe that there is a responsibility to make sure that the intelligence committees are informed of issues that could affect the security of those intelligence operations," he said on a flight to Australia.

The Vietnamese foreign ministry did not immediately reply to a request for comment.. Asked about the missile move, a US state department spokesman said: "While I cannot comment on matters related to intelligence, we do watch these matters very closely.

Schaller and Fossey were instrumental in dispelling the public perception of gorillas as brutes, by demonstrably establishing the deep compassion and social intelligence evident among gorillas, and how very closely their behavior parallels that of humans.

"We're still looking at it very closely," said an Iraqi intelligence official.

"There are people in the NGO and civil society movement who are very closely aligned with parts of intelligence groups of other agencies.

Some readers, mindful of the faulty intelligence and reporting about Saddam Hussein's weapons program, are watching the Iran nuclear coverage very closely.

"The way in which we access it is very closely monitored and oversighted, in our case by the inspector general of intelligence and security," Irvine said.

According to an anonymous intelligence official, a Russian hack aimed at influencing or discrediting the election "is something we're looking very closely at".

"People are looking very closely to see whether he's still alive," said one American official who was monitoring intelligence reports, speaking on the condition of anonymity.

"Very closely".