Sentence examples for the intelligence function from inspiring English sources
We lead on the intelligence function for the authority.
The Administration, responsive to the claims of the big intelligence-collecting agencies — the Pentagon, the C.I.A., and the F.B.I. — quietly scaled back the intelligence function of D.H.S. to the point that fifteen qualified people who were asked to become its intelligence chief turned down the job.
This is possibly based on the low turnover in the intelligence function of NHSB (the two subcommittees) and the national health policy and systems research capacities".
In a secret memo he suggests that the intelligence functions of the agency are being perverted, that they are being used to "provide rationalizations for policy," much the way flawed intelligence was used, in the walk-up to the Iraq war, to provide a rationale for invasion.
The ROC also provided a wider intelligence function by allowing reconstruction agencies to submit requests for information and obtain in depth reports on the security situation in areas where reconstruction sites were located.
On Friday, the interior and justice ministers were clearly resistant to the idea of handing over any major intelligence function to a European government.
The Bureau of Barbarians in Constantinople handled matters of protocol and record keeping for any issues related to the "barbarians", and thus had, perhaps, a basic intelligence function itself.
Then, confusion amongst the workforce about what intelligence activities were permissible "allowed contract analysts and government supervisors to collect information about US persons that fell outside of [a JIEDDO component's] foreign intelligence function".
One example use case of such a business intelligence function would be helping HR managers get better snapshots of data simply for presentations to their bosses.
The intelligence chief functions as a kind of Syrian pro-consul in Lebanon.
"The combination of criminal and intelligence functions in one agency with the 'wall down' is now the F.B.I. great advantage and certainly not a detriment," she wrote.
