Sentence examples for secret security services from inspiring English sources

Larry King: So he is wrong in saying that your country is being run by secret security services?

Mr. Jean-Pierre, now a member of Parliament, was not the only voice expressing outrage at a fund originally set up to pay for secret security services.

His sprawling ministry controls a paramilitary force of about 130,000 men, the secret security services, all the national and local police, customs and immigration, the coast guard and the border guard, among other institutions.

If criminal investigations of Tusk and other Kaczynski enemies go forward, a key figure in them will likely be Mariusz Kaminski, who was installed in a new post as coordinator of all the secret security services.

His ministry controlled a paramilitary force of about 130,000 men, the secret security services, all national and local police officers, customs and immigration, the coast guard and the border guard, among other institutions, as well as the notorious religious police force, which ensures public respect for puritan practices.

During that time, the administration nominally under her control has installed a new chief of the secret security services who was previously convicted of abuse of power for prosecuting political opponents, replaced five members of the Constitutional Court in order to avoid challenges to that first appointment, and named as defense minister an outspoken anti-Semite.

Of course, that would frighten any reasonable person who would then, frantically, call the police and the secret security service.

I was also on the National Security Council, attended by ministers and the heads of the secret and security services, GCHQ and the military.

On a shelf in his huge office, he kept a picture of George J. Tenet, the Central Intelligence Agency director, and a piece of Jerusalem stone, a gift from Avi Dichter, the head of Israel's secret internal security service, Shin Bet.

Although the museum houses a renowned collection of military weapons and vehicles, I was there for an exhibit titled The Secret War, which was packed with declassified information and accoutrement from the vaults of the British secret intelligence and security services, MI5 and MI6.

Walsingham's network of "intelligencers", which he used to hunt down "papists, atheists and malcontents", was the forerunner of today's secret intelligence and security services.