Sentence examples for the counter intelligence from inspiring English sources

"My deputy used to ran the counter intelligence center for the C.I.A".

Though he wore civilian dress and was called the Resident Intelligence Agent, he was, in reality, a military officer who had been given civilian status for the performance of his mission in the Counter Intelligence corps.

Born October 11 , 1924 in St . Louis he served during World War II in the Army Air Force and the Counter Intelligence Branch of the U.S. Occupation Headquarters in Vienna, graduated from Yale College (1945W), Phi Beta Kappa, and received his law degree from Yale Law School.

His father retired as a special agent in the counter-intelligence division for the F.B.I.

The French President's men and women are accused "only" of sending the counter-intelligence services on a witch-hunt to track down the source of embarrassing leaks.

In a front-page editorial yesterday, Le Monde said that the Elysée had tried to cover its embarrassment in the Bettencourt affair – and to intimidate the press – by misusing the counter-intelligence services whose mission was to "protect the state".

The head of the counter-intelligence service, Bernard Squarcini, admitted yesterday that the investigations had taken place and that Mr Sénat had been identified by his agents as Le Monde's mole.

In a scandal having many parallels with the Watergate affair, President Nicolas Sarkozy was accused by France's most prestigious newspaper yesterday of illegally using the counter-intelligence service to muzzle the press.

The officer assigned to her case from B1A, the counter-intelligence division of MI5, recorded: "She is without any doubt at all a woman whose loose living would make her an object of shame on any farm-yard".

Scientists and Asian-American groups attacked the F.B.I. and the Energy Department for prematurely making Wen Ho Lee, a scientist at Los Alamos, the focus of the counter-intelligence inquiry.

The counter-intelligence capabilities of al-Qaida are "increasingly good and, unfortunately, I think they just have to pick up the paper or do a Google search on what's been leaked", said John Brennan, the CIA director.