Sentence examples similar to privileged high-level intelligence from inspiring English sources

"The issue is approval for the final authority," the former high-level intelligence official said.

"They've got no resources," a former high-level intelligence official said.

The American authorities and a high-level intelligence official in Mexico's Interior Ministry dismissed the column.

"It's bait and switch," the former high-level intelligence official said.

"It's a deal — a trade-off," the former high-level intelligence official explained.

"They want to turn these guys into assassins," a former high-level intelligence officer told me.

"Somebody deliberately let something false get in there," the former high-level intelligence official added.

The former high-level intelligence official told me, "They don't want to make any W.M.D. intelligence mistakes, as in Iraq.

A former high-level intelligence officer told me, "Rumsfeld's got to discredit the C.I.A.'s analyses to make his intelligence more reliable".

The Australian leader was also given a high-level intelligence briefing at Thames House, the home of MI5.

"The guys are unbelievably pissed that we're blowing this away," a former high-level intelligence official told me.