Sentence examples for politicized intelligence from inspiring English sources

Two leaders politicized intelligence to sell a war.

In Britain the news remains dominated by the death of Dr. David Kelly, a W.M.D. specialist who became a pawn in a vicious war between the Blair government and the BBC over claims of politicized intelligence.

I don't buy it: the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace has issued a damning report on how the threat from Iraq was hyped, and former officials warned of politicized intelligence during the war buildup.

In Iraq, the Obama Administration's declared main theater of the battle, an anti-ISIS military offensive has stalled amid allegations of politicized intelligence.

The issue of how to deal with the threat posed by an apocalyptic, terrorist nation about to obtain nuclear weapons is too important to be left to politicized intelligence agencies with hidden agendas.

Asked whether hard-liners in the Pentagon had politicized intelligence to support arguments for war with Iraq, Dr. Cambone said: "Any policy maker has certain views.

It was part of a broad pattern of politicized, corrupted intelligence.

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"The view from the Trump team is the intelligence world has become completely politicized," the source told the Journal.

Thomas Fingar, a former intelligence official and veteran of highly politicized disputes over Iraq's weapons of mass destruction and Iran's nuclear program, said that such Congressional scrutiny could be disconcerting for an analyst unaccustomed to the political fray.

The Moussaoui case has also contributed to discontent within the F.B.I. over what some see as a politicized Justice Department more eager to have splashy court victories than to protect intelligence resources.