Sentence examples for internal intelligence agency from inspiring English sources
Until now, the state's Office of Counterterrorism has functioned as a kind of internal intelligence agency.
His brother Abdelkader Merah was transferred to the Paris headquarters of the internal intelligence agency for questioning on Saturday.
Until Thursday's hearing, government lawyers had argued that releasing the internal intelligence agency guidance would compromise national security.
The Shin Bet, the Israeli internal intelligence agency, first pulled him in for questioning when he was a kaffiyeh-wearing teen-ager in the thick of an uprising.
Press freedom bodies have called on the Nigerian authorities to explain why Ndibe was held by the internal intelligence agency, the State Security Service (SSS).
Patrick Calvar, head of France's DGSI internal intelligence agency, told a parliamentary committee last week that there was a risk of new attacks by militants placing numerous explosive devices in different crowded places to create maximum panic.
For the record, internal documents coming out of CSIS (Canada's national intelligence agency) once debated the significance of the threat from far right extremist groups, questioning the extensive reporting of VICE Canada in the process.
In 2010, a far-right activist who spent hundreds of hours in the interrogation rooms of Shin Bet, the Israeli internal-intelligence agency, circulated a manual among settlers on how to avoid divulging any information that could be used as evidence in such cases.
Ajit Kumar Doval, former chief of the Intelligence Bureau, India's internal intelligence gathering agency: NCTC will definitely improve the capacity and capabilities of our counter-terrorism efforts.
The center, which has been championed by the Home Minister P. Chidambaram, would have the power to search and arrest, and work under the Intelligence Bureau, India's internal intelligence gathering agency.
J. N. Rai, former additional director of the Intelligence Bureau, India's internal intelligence-gathering agency, in a telephone interview: All alerts in intelligence are of a general nature.
