Sentence examples for serving intelligence from inspiring English sources

Two currently serving intelligence officers told the Guardian this weekend they had not heard their colleagues express such concerns.

Even serving intelligence chiefs admit privately that the system of Commissioners – normally former senior judges – set up to monitor the activities of the security and intelligence agencies is weak and lacks credibilty.

Recent days have also seen anonymous criticism of Netanyahu's speech from serving intelligence officers as well as from former diplomats and political figures in Israel, including Isaac Herzog, the leader of the opposition.

France told the Guardian that he could recall his talk with a diplomat at the US embassy - "I'm shocked to find my conversation being reported back" – but denied having described any of his Uzbek colleagues as serving intelligence officers.

Two currently serving intelligence officers told the Guardian over the weekend weekend they had not heard their colleagues express such concerns: One noted that civil-service laws prevented Trump from launching a purge, but also called attention to a report that Trump is combing through the energy department bureaucracy to identify people "who have attended climate change policy conferences".

In a rare move for a serving intelligence officer, Flynn took his critique public.

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"Iraq knows they do not serve intelligence purposes, and Iraq should say so," he said.

While I might not defend every question that inspectors might have asked, Iraq knows that they do not serve intelligence purposes and Iraq should not say so.

Iraq contends that American nationals on the team are spies, serving American intelligence.

"Africa is now the El Dorado of espionage," said one serving foreign intelligence officer.