Sentence examples for prevent intelligence from inspiring English sources

Ministers say the measures are needed to prevent intelligence material handed over by friendly governments being disclosed in open court.

Officials say they have been struck by the security that clearly surrounded the operation, which helped prevent intelligence and law enforcement officials from detecting the plot.

But other senior Pentagon officials say Mr. Rumsfeld, Mr. Wolfowitz and Mr. Feith are consciously challenging "cherished beliefs and assumptions" that they believe prevent intelligence analysts from focusing on certain information.

At the same time, as director of central intelligence, Mr. Tenet, who has been in his post since he was appointed by President Clinton in 1997, is widely seen as having the responsibility to prevent intelligence from being distorted for political purposes, and he seemed intent on defending himself and his agencies in that regard.

It is also a compromise: It would help prevent intelligence dossiers, but would not eliminate the chilling effect on activists who may not know about or trust the viewing restrictions.

The paper agreed to destroy the hard drives to avoid potentially onerous legal action against The Guardian by the U.K. government, and to prevent intelligence officials from confiscating the data for themselves.

They then prevented intelligence officials from studying Yoo's opinions.

"States must introduce safeguards preventing intelligence agencies from making use of such intelligence".

A1 Attorney General John Ashcroft told the commission that a legal barrier in the government preventing intelligence investigators from sharing information with criminal investigators, was an impediment to preventing the terror attacks.

The whole point of the intelligence system in place, according to Thielmann, was "to prevent raw intelligence from getting to people who would be misled".

Ministers, under pressure from the security and intelligence agencies – and the US – then decided to introduce the new law designed to prevent any intelligence information from being disclosed in civil court hearings ever again.