Sentence examples for made intelligence from inspiring English sources

The year since Sept. 11 has made intelligence officials think about this, though, and they are trying, with some success, to change.

Speaking at an EU summit in Brussels, Mrs Merkel said once the seeds of mistrust had been sown it made intelligence co-operation more difficult.

Clapper and the two other officials who testified, Admiral Mike Rogers, the director of the National Security Agency, and Marcel Lettre, the under secretary of defense for intelligence, did not say what made intelligence agencies confident Russia was behind the cyber attacks, but that conclusion was also reached by several private cyber security firms.

Something has been done to make intelligence agencies pool information.

Telegram stands out because of its strong encryption (making intelligence services unhappy).

He complains that NATO hesitates even to make intelligence assessments of perils from Russia.

L-3, which is based in New York, makes intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance products for the Defense Department and United States intelligence agencies.

The presence of someone of his standing in carrying out large-scale attacks makes intelligence officials worried.

Mr. Panetta compared the difficulty of making intelligence judgments to forecasting earthquakes: even mapping the fault lines cannot give you precise information about the next earthquake.

For every formal FISA request the government makes, intelligence agents are able to add names and additional search queries to that request for up to a year afterward, so the amount of data requested could be much higher.

It also makes intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems.