Sentence examples for set intelligence from inspiring English sources

They said Dennis Blair, the retired admiral who has been tapped to become director of national intelligence, had played a role in choosing Mr. Panetta, but would have the clear mandate from the White House to set intelligence policy across the 16 intelligence agencies.

But he has had a hand in budget issues and in setting intelligence-gathering priorities for the Pentagon agencies.

ZOW's tasks were to improve inmate morale, provide news from outside, distribute extra food and clothing to members, set up intelligence networks, and train detachments to take over the camp in the event of a relief attack by the Home Army, arms airdrops, or an airborne landing by the Polish 1st Independent Parachute Brigade, based in Britain.

The assault date was set, one intelligence colonel announced, but for security reasons it could not be revealed.

"We had set various intelligence goals in designing this battle and — by the grace of God — we were able to achieve all our goals without our rival winning any real victory," the person quoted by the news agency said.

Government investigators now say they believe that the fire was set by intelligence agents to embarrass Mr. Toledo, but the propaganda campaign against him still has residual impact among the illiterate.

BUENOS AIRES — The special prosecutor investigating the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center here that killed 85 people released a report on Wednesday claiming that Iran had set up intelligence stations in different parts of Latin America with the aim of carrying out terrorist attacks directly or through Hezbollah, the powerful Lebanese militant group.

It was here that he met Tony Simonds, an intelligence officer sent to the region with express orders to set up an intelligence network.

The NSA will still be able to do its job, and the sun need not set on targeted intelligence gathering.

The killing of Mr. Awlaki, an American citizen, without a trial and based on secret intelligence, set off a legal and ethical debate in the United States.

"Some of the bombs are also set by the intelligence department of the Afghan government, and they kill civilians and then blame the mujahedeen for it," he alleged.