Sentence examples for press intelligence from inspiring English sources

Tells about the various different kinds of spectators, including the press, intelligence watchdogs, family members, congressional aides, and courtroom staff.

There were dissenters in the press, intelligence agencies and Congress who did doubt the W.M.D. evidence and asked tough questions akin to those asked by financial apostates like Michael Burry during the housing bubble.

In the "Worricker" trilogy, Hare has points he wants to make about the shady laundering of money in the global economy, war profiteering and the ways in which the press, intelligence agencies and governments collude and collide.

A journalist colleague has described how he approached a US government official "authorised to speak to the press on intelligence matters".

However, as Seymour M. Hersh has reported in this magazine, senior members of the Bush Administration did press the intelligence agencies to provide evidence supporting the President's claim that Iraq represented a grave danger.

In February 2006, The National Journal reported that Libby had stated before a grand jury that his superiors, including Cheney, had authorized him to disclose classified information to the press regarding intelligence on Iraq's weapons.

But really this impressive feat does not deserve any press, because intelligence, self-awareness, culture, empathy, tool use, language and music are all commonly found in the animal kingdom.

At a meeting with a senior Obama administration official several months ago, Israeli officials pressed for intelligence and other help necessary for a strike, according to one official with knowledge of the exchange.

But Leahy pressed the intelligence and law enforcement officials to detail how many terrorist plots the bulk phone records collection on millions of Americans, first disclosed by the Guardian thanks to whistleblower Edward Snowden, had disrupted.

The bigger Cargill got, the more it pressed its intelligence edge.

In today's hearing, he again pressed the intelligence leads to clarify how the intelligence community is working to identify the scope of Section 702's incidental collection concerns.