Sentence examples for senior agent of from inspiring English sources

Correction: February 24 , 2001 Saturday An article on Wednesday about the background of Robert Philip Hanssen, a senior agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation who has been accused of spying, misstated the year he joined a Chicago accounting firm.

The Supreme Court barred Prime Minister Ariel Sharon from appointing as his antiterrorism adviser a former senior agent of the Shin Bet security service who battered to death two Palestinian prisoners in 1984.

According to lawyers familiar with the meeting, Mr. Kelly and a senior agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Robert Messemer, vigorously warned the judge that enemy intelligence agents were poised to search out and possibly obtain the nuclear secrets that Dr. Lee had improperly downloaded.

Unanswered questions about his contacts with foreign scientists had made him suspect, but as it searched for a spy, the Federal Bureau of Investigation ignored the urging of a senior agent on the case to look beyond Dr. Lee.

Karachi has been the site of four attacks against Western targets this year, two failed plots to assassinate Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, and the capture of a senior agent for Al Qaeda two weeks ago.

The man, Anthony Punka, 46, of Brunswick, senior agent for the Agriculture Department's Cleveland office, helped investigators arrest three grocers who pleaded guilty last month to laundering $15 million through banks in Ohio and the Middle East.

Until recently the gang's cells on the Island operated mostly independently of each other, according to Robert Hart, senior agent in charge of the F.B.I.'s Long Island office in Melville, but that has changed, with deadly results.

Mr. Webster is examining the bureau's counterintelligence operations as a result of the unmasking of a senior agent, Robert P. Hanssen, as a Russian spy.

McGee certainly hammed it up as the senior agent, giving Dornegat all kinds of grief... and only some of it deserved.

This suggests that not much will come of the latest revelations, from the arrest of the senior agent Robert P. Hanssen on spying charges to the failure to turn over evidence in the case of Timothy J. McVeigh.

Workers Fail Checks A handful of F.B.I. employees with access to classified information did not pass polygraph exams administered as part of a stepped-up security program prompted by the arrest last year of a senior agent, Robert P. Hanssen, as a Russian spy.