Sentence examples for on intelligence issues from inspiring English sources
(I serve the campaign as an adviser on intelligence issues).
Asked whether intelligence was provided to foreign governments, she said: "We don't comment on intelligence issues.
But he did not explicitly deny any Israeli involvement, saying Israel had a "policy of ambiguity" on intelligence issues.
However, he did not explicitly deny any Israeli involvement, saying his government had a "policy of ambiguity" on intelligence issues.
Ms. Townsend came late to the inner circle of Bush advisers, over the misgivings of Republicans who objected to her work on intelligence issues during the Clinton administration.
Mr. Kean said he was more concerned with the pace of Congress in weighing the commission's recommendations, especially the panel's call for the House and Senate to restructure themselves to provide better oversight on intelligence issues.
The White House press secretary, Dana Perino, said Saturday that the administration would have no comment on the intelligence issues surrounding the Israeli strike.
Even as he sought to tamp down the D.I.A.'s conclusion, Mr. Clapper said it was common, and even healthy, for the nation's intelligence agencies to challenge each other's assumptions and assessments on complicated intelligence issues.
Also by June, he must establish a process for producing alternative viewpoints on major intelligence issues and appoint an ombudsman to receive complaints from intelligence analysts about bias and political influence over their reports.
The acknowledgment was in an unusual interview that Mike McConnell, the director of national intelligence, gave last week to The El Paso Times in which he disclosed details on classified intelligence issues that the administration has long insisted would harm national security if discussed publicly.
He wrote extensively on national security and intelligence issues on his blog, IntelDump, before joining Barack Obama's presidential campaign last year to oversee outreach to veterans.
