Sentence examples for organizations intelligence from inspiring English sources

It could not determine whether military organizations, intelligence agencies, terrorist groups, criminals or inventive teenagers were behind the efforts.

Kerry travelled to Vietnam eight times; he supervised the examination of thousands of documents and photographs; and he took testimony from family members, leaders of veterans' organizations, intelligence officials, and negotiators from the Paris peace talks.

Funds were covertly passed to a number of dissident organizations, for intelligence collection and, ultimately, for anti-regime terrorist activities.

Following extensive Iraqi concealment of their past weapons of mass destruction programs between 1991 and 1995, international organizations and intelligence agencies began to assume that what could not be verified was hidden.

For global organizations, contextual intelligence should be factored into their global strategy as well as reinforced in any international training effort.

In 1997, Saleh was appointed by mujahideen leader Massoud to serve as Northern Alliance's liaison office inside the Afghan Embassy in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, handling contacts to international non-governmental (humanitarian) organizations and intelligence agencies.

The organization's intelligence network has also been effective.

Pinkerton's organization offered intelligence, counterintelligence, internal security, investigative, and law enforcement services to private business and government.

She brought to our organization experience, intelligence, and wisdom, always expressed in a steady voice that made problems seem solvable.

The broader failing of McKinsey and its acolytes at Enron is their assumption that an organization's intelligence is simply a function of the intelligence of its employees.

The agency's New York station was behind the false front of another federal organization, which intelligence officials requested that The Times not identify.