Sentence examples for of sharing intelligence from inspiring English sources

What we don't have is a European agency capable of sharing intelligence; this has to change.

He accused senior military officials of sharing intelligence with Colombia, the Bush administration's top ally in Latin America.

The groups accuse Colombian officers of sharing intelligence, coordinating roadblocks and remaining in close communication with the Self-Defense Forces during their scorched earth, anti-insurgency drives.

The sources for the account included a former member of the National Security Agency who said he disagreed with the policy of sharing intelligence with South Africa.

The ten-point plan talks of sharing intelligence about people-smuggling networks, and in its promise to make "a systematic effort to capture and destroy vessels used by the smugglers" it even hints at military action.

The center was created in 2003, at the recommendation of the 9/11 Commission, which concluded that the attacks might have been prevented if the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. had done a better job of sharing intelligence.

It is a robust and outstanding example of international cooperation, and an extraordinary source of shared intelligence.

Because of Australia's close alliance with the United States, and the high degree of shared intelligence, Mr. White was privy to America's secrets during his time in government.

They claim this is partly because of earlier confusion over the proposal, and partly because domestic anti-surveillance laws prevent Germany from offering the same level of shared intelligence as English-speaking allies do.

But many investigators said the lack of shared intelligence has forced them to turn to cable television news channels for information about the case and to seek out sensitive information from friends and colleagues.

The Pentagon is discussing a variety of options for sharing intelligence with Egypt's military and police in Sinai.