Sentence examples for pages of intelligence from inspiring English sources

In preparing for testimony before the Sept. 11 commission, Mr. Berger viewed thousands of pages of intelligence documents.

The scale of the operation, detailed in the leak and revealed by Channel 4 News, is extensive – nine pages of intelligence listing specific businesses in every part of the country, revealing the exact numbers of paperless migrants suspected of being employees, the nature of their work, and their nationalities – indicated by three-letter codes, like NGA for Nigerian, or VNM for Vietnamese.

The bigger kerfuffle, though, has been around the more than 4,000 pages of undisclosed intelligence about Eichmann.

Writing this memoir, Oglesby was able to draw on more than four thousand pages of government intelligence about himself, gathered in the nineteen-sixties during his time as the president of the protest group Students for a Democratic Society.

A federal judge yesterday rejected New York City's efforts to prevent the release of nearly 2,000 pages of raw intelligence reports and other documents detailing the Police Department's covert surveillance of protest groups and individual activists before the Republican National Convention in 2004.

Contrary to his image in some circles as a man with little appetite for detailed study, Mr. Bush asked early in his presidency that the brief be expanded and delivered in a loose-leaf notebook to include more than just the 10 to 15 pages of finished intelligence analyses on current topics.

When I did, I could not put it down: 800 pages of bungled intelligence operations almost from the moment the CIA was born.

It is this portrayal of torture bearing fruit that the Senate Intelligence Committee has condemned as "factually inaccurate" based on its review of more than six million pages of classified intelligence records.

After the news outlet gave the NSA a copy of the memo, the agency "determined the pages of the intelligence reporting appeared to be folded and/or creased, suggesting they had been printed out and hand-carried out of a secure place," the affidavit states.

Writing in the Wall Street Journal in May, 2007, she described having been given access to 600 pages of secret NYPD intelligence files that Kelly had refused to turn over to the Civil Liberties Union, which was suing the department for spying on groups planning to protest at the 2004 Republican National Convention at Madison Square Garden.

The president has his daily brief, a document of about a dozen pages concerning pressing matters of intelligence.