Sentence examples for secretary of intelligence from inspiring English sources

The money for the bribe came from the state secretary of intelligence.

In a one-paragraph letter, Secretary of Intelligence Miguel Ángel Toma said simply that his agency "does not possess the information solicited," without mentioning whether an archive even exists.

Rio officials, including Fábio Galvão, the state's under secretary of intelligence, say they are well aware of the problem, contending that after militias grew in the middle of the last decade, so did the number of arrests of suspected militia members, from just 5 such arrests in 2006 to 250 in 2009 and 143 in 2010.

The general reports to Stephen A. Cambone, who since 2003 has used his newly created post as under secretary of intelligence to assert a role in which he has competed with George J. Tenet, the former director of central intelligence, and his successors for influence over American intelligence agencies.

They include Abram Shulsky and some of the men with whom he works, like Wolfowitz and Stephen Cambone, who is the Under-Secretary of Intelligence.

Today, both of the main daily newspapers in Buenos Aires, Clarín and La Nación, reported that the secretary of state intelligence, Carlos Soria, met secretly with a group of judges in January and urged them to put Mr. Cavallo behind bars.

"Mr. Obama said General Clapper, a 69-year-old Vietnam veteran who rose from the position of signal intelligence officer to under secretary of defense for intelligence, "understands the importance of working with our partners in Congress".

Sir David Omand, cabinet office permanent secretary in charge of intelligence, would also have insisted on ministerial sign-off.

His defence secretary and chief of intelligence were British army officers, his chief adviser was a former British diplomat, and all but one of his government ministers were British.

Clapper and the two other officials who testified, Admiral Mike Rogers, the director of the National Security Agency, and Marcel Lettre, the under secretary of defense for intelligence, did not say what made intelligence agencies confident Russia was behind the cyber attacks, but that conclusion was also reached by several private cyber security firms.

Mr. Clapper, a retired Air Force lieutenant general, spent 40 years in government service, much of it in intelligence positions, including his current post as under secretary of defense for intelligence.