Sentence examples for of several intelligence from inspiring English sources

In March, five weeks before the raid in Abbottabad, Shahzad claimed that bin Laden had suddenly come across the radar screens of several intelligence agencies: he was on the move.

Backed by the leaders of several intelligence agencies – but not the NSA director, Keith Alexander, who was not present – Clapper claimed Snowden's disclosures had left the intelligence community less able to detect terrorist activity.

He was one of several intelligence chiefs testifying that day, and he was seated next to Michael Flynn, the Defense Intelligence Agency director at the time, who is now a subject of Mueller's probe.

Brennan was one of several intelligence officials who briefed Trump on the findings, which were endorsed at the time by the CIA, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and the FBI.

The purpose of this work is providing applicable ideas for English teachers on designing materials using "Needs Analysis" concerning "Multiple Intelligence Theory" (MIT) which broadened conception of "intelligence" by proving the existence of several intelligences that may seem independent though work in coordination.

Two of the highest-ranking leaders of Al Qaeda in American custody have told the C.I.A. in separate interrogations that the terrorist organization did not work jointly with the Iraqi government of Saddam Hussein, according to several intelligence officials.

A1 Qaeda Suspects Deny Iraq Link Two of the highest-ranking leaders of Al Qaeda in American custody have told the C.I.A. in separate interrogations that the terrorist organization did not work jointly with the Iraqi government of Saddam Hussein, according to several intelligence officials.

Mr. Westermann was one of a large group of officials from several intelligence agencies who had been summoned to appear at the opening session of the House intelligence panel's review on Iraq last week.

Wise, a longstanding authority on the spy business, explains how a turncoat of no great intellect or skill escaped detection for two decades of bumbling by several intelligence services, including the K.G.B., which never learned his identity though he had betrayed to it many American agents or targets of C.I.A. recruitment.

As a result of such criticism, several intelligence officials said, F.B.I. and C.I.A. analysts are flooding the government's threat assessment system with reports of possible dangers out of fear of the consequences should they fail to point out even the slightest possibility of danger.

An article on Wednesday about Congressional committee testimony by a top State Department expert on chemical and biological weapons misstated the response of other officials from several intelligence agencies who were asked whether they had been pressured to tailor their analysis on Iraq and other matters to conform with the Bush administration's views.