Sentence examples for secretive intelligence from inspiring English sources

On pot, every lost object presents a chance to fall into a delicious wormhole, a clandestine world of shadowy figures, secrets, lies and, like any good secretive intelligence operation, an opportunity to rummage through a trash can.

In May, Israel's equally secretive intelligence service, Mossad, posted its own Web site, which advertises for recruits.

Westminster's secretive Intelligence and Security Committee ISCC) is currently investigating the UK's alleged involvement in rendition and detainee abuse.

But Mr Arzu has not yet dissolved as the accords stipulate a secretive intelligence and security directorate that held much sway over earlier holders of his post.

Officers from the Met's Homicide and Serious Crime Command are understood to be furious at being stonewalled by Britain's secretive intelligence agencies.

David Cameron promised one during his 2010 election campaign, but has punted the inquiry into the secretive intelligence and security committee.

But Georgelas assumed that he was dealing with the federal government and that the cable in question was "black" wire -- a secure communications line used for some of the nation's most secretive intelligence-gathering operations.

The act had been drafted as a consequence of a series of European court judgments in the 1980s that forced Britain's ultra-secretive intelligence agencies to emerge into the daylight of the public domain.

An unnamed man (Patrick McGoohan) resigns from some sort of top-secret intelligence job, whereupon he is kidnapped to a sprawling, secretive complex known only as the Village.

Bolton now uses secretive 'business intelligence' investigators to undertake extra screening of Chinese companies.

But local chiefs frequently found themselves in the dark when it came to warnings and threats that floated through the sprawling and secretive federal intelligence network.