Sentence examples for publicly known intelligence from inspiring English sources

"Every prominent person in Washington, every publicly known intelligence official, congressman and significant staffer should presume they have been targeted," Mr. Kanuck said.

When the President's acquiescence became publicly known, the American intelligence community responded immediately, with unequivocal anger.

Much of the intelligence has been publicly known for months.

Once a top-level suspect is publicly known to be in custody, his intelligence value falls.

Mr. Suleiman was the first head of the intelligence service whose identity became publicly known.

Albright said a possible location for the alleged plant has been pinpointed by intelligence agencies but is not yet publicly known.

Little is publicly known about the ISI's S Wing, which officials say directs intelligence operations outside of Pakistan.

Unlike most other government intelligence reports, how much has been edited out will be publicly known because the final report shows the deleted material, with the actual words blacked out by a marker.

For months, Saudi Arabia has been quietly funneling arms, including antitank missiles, to Free Syrian Army groups through Jordan, working covertly with American and British intelligence and Arab governments that do not want their support publicly known, according to rebel groups operating in southern Syria.

Asked about C.I.A. findings on Soviet military issues, a senior intelligence official said the agency had prepared threatening analyses that have not become publicly known.

Until this week it was not publicly known that al-Qaeda had recently contemplated a railway attack on the Sept. 11 anniversary, though the intelligence community has long known of al-Qaeda ambitions to launch terrorist attacks on U.S. rail and subway stations.