Sentence examples for strict intelligence from inspiring English sources

Initially a macabre tourist attraction, Bin Laden's house has been under strict intelligence surveillance in recent months; several foreigners who attempted to visit it, including French and British journalists and the Danish ambassador, were detained before being sent back to Islamabad.

Justice Dubofsky's panel recommended some strict guidelines for intelligence gathering, similar to those that the New York police have told a federal court they want removed.

5.07pm BST Alexander says the NSA has strict training about handling intelligence relating to Americans.

And he broke a mark for endurance that combined skill, strict adherence to conditioning, intelligence and the will to play through injuries.

Although willing to oppose the White House on the Iraq war, they remain nervous that they will be called soft on terrorism if they insist on strict curbs on gathering intelligence.

It emerged during the trial of Mr. Motassadeq that the American authorities had given information from the interrogations of a number of suspects to German intelligence on strict conditions that forbade revealing details in court.

Since then, the committees have tried, so far without success, to amend federal law to hold the C.I.A. to the same strict interrogation standards for military intelligence collection spelled out in the Army Field Manual.

WASHINGTON, July 28 - John D. Negroponte, the new director of national intelligence, has imposed strict safeguards intended to ensure that the government's National Intelligence Estimates are based on credible information instead of the kinds of unsubstantiated claims that were the basis for prewar intelligence on Iraq, his top deputy said Thursday.

As a safeguard they recommended that the agency not have expanded wiretap and surveillance powers or law enforcement authority, and that the Senate and House intelligence committees have strict oversight over its activities.

'He has been staying here for quite some time and has been under strict surveillance since then,' a Pakistani intelligence source said.

The Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals promotes strict ethical standards, even suggesting that intelligence collectors identify their employers to every source.