Sentence examples for monitoring the intelligence from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday the chief of MI5, Andrew Parker, handed a preliminary report on what it knew about the alleged attackers to the parliamentary body that is responsible for monitoring the intelligence agencies.

Measures being considered in response to the scandal include monitoring the intelligence activities of nominal Nato allies such as the US, Britain and France, as well as expelling US agents from Germany.

He volunteered in 1946 to monitor the intelligence operations of the Soviet Union, a major wartime ally against Nazi Germany.

The inquiry, the prime minister said, would be led by Sir Peter Gibson, a former appeal court judge who monitors the intelligence agencies for the government.

"Intelligence analysis is a set of skills that you learn, not just something that anyone can walk in off the street and pick up," Steven Aftergood, who monitors the intelligence community for the Federation of American Scientists, told me.

Steele was a senior intelligence officer monitoring the Kremlin for Britain's intelligence service, MI6, before he left the agency and established a consulting firm, Orbis.

"Even if Montesinos and his people leave, no laws enable any entity outside of the executive to monitor and supervise the intelligence service by looking into its activities and accounts, and so what you are left with is an untouchable power".

And thus he was assigned to operational intelligence, monitoring the rail movements of German forces.

During the cold war, he worked for air force intelligence, monitoring the communications of East Germany's infamous secret police, the Stasi.

The White House first learned that Israel was possibly monitoring the talks when U.S. intelligence agencies spying on Israel discovered communications containing details from the talks, according to the Wall Street Journal's report.

Merely monitoring the threat and collecting intelligence on what foreign adversaries are doing is not an option, either, since the ultimate consumer of such intelligence is the president himself — which means whatever intelligence is collected could eventually be passed on to the president, who is also the target.