Sentence examples for occupy intelligence from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon's 2012 decision addressed two of the five concerns – allowing women to occupy intelligence and communications jobs and fill positions close to combat zones – but many positions were still male-only.

Second Life continued to occupy the intelligence agencies' thoughts throughout 2009.

I do this in the childish hope that they may occupy some Pentagon intelligence goons for a few minutes, which means they have less time to be sending drones to slaughter Iraqi wedding receptions.

Artificial Intelligence will occupy a predominant in the future of gambling as players turn towards online gambling.

I had accomplished what other men had only dreamed of doing and the thought of superiority and intelligence occupied my brain. . . .

Now they are using the traditional tools of occupying powers -- intelligence reports, money and brute force -- to try to reweave Iraq's social fabric, which includes persuading diehards to give up their resistance.

Even if most Americans trust President Obama not to abuse their personal data, no one knows who will occupy the White House or lead intelligence operations in the future.

In one of the two apartments he kept at the Watergate in Washington -- he lived alone in one, his enormous collection of books and intelligence artifacts occupied the other -- he would usually be found with fellow retired intelligence officers, sipping Scotch and telling stories from the cold war.

Western intelligence agencies' knowledge of which rebel groups occupy which neighborhoods is insubstantial, in part because the groups often come together and then break apart.

Hong Kong is one of the largest hubs for China's intelligence agencies, which are widely believed to occupy several floors of a black-glass building in the center of the city.

His administrative training at Duntroon saw him primarily occupy staff posts, including Deputy Director of Operations and Intelligence at RAAF Headquarters from 1931 to 1935, and Director of Works and Buildings from 1937 to 1939.