Sentence examples for intelligence vice from inspiring English sources

But, also like John Quincy, he built his own record of accomplishment, as a World War II bomber pilot, a businessman, a United States representative, an ambassador to the United Nations, the chief American diplomat in China, national chairman of the Republican National Committee, director of central intelligence, vice president and finally president.

But US director of naval intelligence Vice Admiral David Dorsett said that it would be "years" before China's new fighter would be operational.

"Developing a stealth capability with a prototype and then integrating that into a combat environment is going to take some time," said US director of naval intelligence Vice Admiral David Dorsett.

Wasn't this a massive intelligence failure, Vice President Biden?

"Wasn't this a massive intelligence failure, Vice President Biden?" Ms. Raddatz asked.

"Wasn't this a massive intelligence failure, Vice President Biden?" Later, she pressed Mr. Ryan.

Stephen A. Cambone, the under secretary of defense for intelligence, and Vice Adm. Lowell Jacoby, the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, were sent to Capitol Hill on Monday afternoon to answer a flurry of questions from lawmakers of both parties.

A second, led by the attorney general, and with the secretary of defense and director of national intelligence as vice co-chairmen, will study whether the Army Field Manual should remain the only standard for interrogators and review the practice of extraordinary rendition, in which captured terrorism suspects are transferred to other countries.

George Herbert Walker Bush Born 1924 Served in Navy, 1942-45; founded several oil companies before becoming U.S. representative from Texas, 1967-71; U.S. ambassador to United Nations, 1971-73; Republichairmanonal Committee chairman, 1973-74; chief U.S. liaison officer to China, 1974-76; directof of central intelligence, 1976-77; vice president, 1981-89; 41st president, 1989-93.

Data doesn't mean anything [on its own], but we created a platform where [members] can use that data, exposing it and using it to create threat intelligence," Jaime Blasco, vice president and chief scientist at AlienVault, explained.

The film's intelligence makes "Vice" look like a dilapidated dunce cap, largely because it indicts leaders like Dick Cheney without needing to turn them into cartoons (or to include them as characters at all).