Sentence examples for old intelligence from inspiring English sources

Birdwatcher is old intelligence slang for spy.

In the absence of new intelligence, we'd review old intelligence.

The analysts looked at data from old intelligence reports and concluded that the C.I.A. had overlooked or downplayed evidence of an operational relationship; they prepared a presentation for Feith.

In February 2002, Christina Shelton, a career Defense Intelligence Agency analyst, was combing through old intelligence on Iraq when she stumbled upon a small paragraph in a CIA report from the mid-1990s that stopped her.

The reclassification began seven years ago as a response to an executive order signed by President Bill Clinton in 1995 declassifying large quantities of old intelligence, a process in which other agencies released material without CIA approval.

As Guillam searches his memory and pores over old intelligence reports, readers are led once again into the murky world of espionage by the 86-year-old master of the genre.

Private Manning, a 25-year-old former intelligence analyst who served in Iraq, was arrested in 2010 and charged with the largest military leak in United States history.

Mnangagwa, a 75-year-old former intelligence chief, had been locked in a battle with the first lady, Grace Mugabe, to succeed her husband as president.

Even Edward Snowden, the twenty-nine-year-old former intelligence contractor turned leaker, sounded, in the Guardian interview in which he came forward, like he'd been guided by Orwell's pen.

But September 11th illustrated the shortcomings of a 50-year-old intelligence system.

He appointed as vice-president his dour, dapper 74-year-old intelligence chief, General Omar Suleiman.