Sentence examples for specialists intelligence from inspiring English sources

"Methodically exploring a site of this size and complexity shows how painstaking and slow a meticulous survey can be," said an officer with the 75th Exploitation Task Force, a group of weapons specialists, intelligence officers, Special Forces and other experts commanded and supported by part of an Army artillery brigade based in Fort Sill, Okla.

As banks of monitors pipe in satellite television feeds from Asia, Africa and the Middle East, specialist intelligence analysts sift streams of filtered information collected by the firm's information-technology systems from websites and news organisations.

Cdr Christine Jones revealed the force was working with specialist intelligence units as part of the security operation.

Teymur Huseynov, head of energy at specialist intelligence company Exclusive Analysis, says reports that surrounding areas have been heavily mined could delay the return of key personnel.

In 1942 Fleming formed a unit of commandos, known as No. 30 Commando or 30 Assault Unit (30AU), composed of specialist intelligence troops.

Fleming also included four references in the novel to "Red Indians", including twice on last page, which came from a unit of commandos, known as No. 30 Commando or 30 Assault Unit (30AU), composed of specialist intelligence troops.

Since 2013, GF-JIATF has been partnering with U.K. Police to provide specialist intelligence analysis training to NMRA enforcement teams and other law enforcement agencies and in early 2015 commenced the provision of similar training for Francophone west African NES partners.

Before the 1972 Munich Olympics, the Black September Organisation, or BSO (Ayloul al-Aswad in Arabic), was generally unknown except to a handful of Middle East specialists and intelligence services who followed a deadly game of exchanging assassinations between Palestinian guerrilla groups and the Israeli intelligence service Mossad.

Western based-defence specialists and intelligence specialists have also oiced fears pro-Russian separatists are hastily working to conceal any links to a Buk missile battery some suspect was used to shoot down the plane, The Guardian has reported.

Computer specialists and intelligence analysts explained the systems they had used in Cuba to process information and report it back to the United States.

Given the unknowns involved, it is small wonder that his administration is refraining from extensive public pronouncements, in the hope that no more conclusive evidence surfaces that Flight MH17 was destroyed by incompetent separatists, perhaps supplied and aided by the Russian armed forces, as western specialists and intelligence services believe to be the case.