Sentence examples for publish intelligence from inspiring English sources

However, he warned that governments might feel the need to publish intelligence to buttress support for any action against Iran.

Hilton Tims, 81, had claimed that his paper, the Surrey Comet, was issued with a D notice – an official warning not to publish intelligence that might damage national security – when he sought to report on a police investigation into Elm Guest House in 1984.

Kirkpatrick Sale and his book Human Scale, Paul Goodman and his 1960's bookCommunitas, are among the critical voices that led me to publish Collective Intelligence: Creating a Prosperous World at Peace (edited by Mark Tovey with 55 contributors), and to write and publish Intelligence for Earth: Clarity, Diversity, Integrity, & Sustainability; as with all my books, the latter two are free online.

In 1998 the South African truth and reconciliation commission published intelligence documents suggesting that a bomb had been placed on board.

When a magazine published intelligence files from the defence ministry linking certain generals to drugs-traffickers, the defence minister did not sack the generals; he court-martialled the lower-ranking officers believed to have leaked the files.

Dr Kelly, like many others who had strayed into intelligence territory, became a casualty of the wars between spooks; and the whole battleground had become much more dangerous after Number 10 insisted on publishing intelligence reports to justify their political arguments for war.

Two former C.I.A. clandestine officers, Vince Cannistraro and Philip Giraldi, who publish Intelligence Brief, a newsletter for their business clients, reported last month on the existence of a broad counter-terrorism Presidential finding that permitted the Pentagon "to operate unilaterally in a number of countries where there is a perception of a clear and evident terrorist threat..

The D-notice is an official warning to not publish any intelligence that could affect national security.

Peter Kilfoyle, a former Labor defense minister, said Mr. Blair should publish the intelligence on which the government based its case for war, or face accusations that he misled Parliament.

Analysts (publish) 50,000 intelligence reports each year - a volume so large that many are routinely ignored".

The various government security agencies now publish 50,000 intelligence reports a year, monitoring the world's Web traffic and sifting the footage from surveillance cameras as numerous as the stars in the Milky Way.