Sentence examples for the overseas intelligence from inspiring English sources

In the latest case a machine was left in a taxi by an officer of M.I.6, the overseas intelligence agency.

Russia objected to this, and more generally to the West imposing a diktat on a sovereign state it considers an ally.Sergei Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, accompanied by the overseas intelligence chief, Mikhail Fradkov, flew to Syria on February 7th.

The overseas intelligence agency the Secret Intelligence Service, also known as MI6, was viewed as the posh service – the glamorous profession of Oxbridge recruits with language skills lured by the prospect of overseas travel.

Both the domestic security service, MI5, and the overseas intelligence agency, MI6, have warned Mr. Osborne that "public safety will be put at risk if spending on the security services is cut any further" in efforts to save money, The Times said, "and Britain would be more vulnerable to a terrorist attack if they have to find additional savings".

MI6 and the Kenya connection One of the most intriguing aspects of the case is the role of the overseas intelligence agency MI6, referred to in the report as SIS (the Secret Intelligence Service), and a trip made by Adebolajo to Kenya, when he was arrested by Kenyan police while apparently heading with five Kenyan youths to join al-Shabaab, an Islamist extremist group in Somalia.

The court found that Mr. Kalugin disclosed sources and methods used by the special overseas intelligence unit known as Department K, although Mr. Kalugin maintained again today that he had never disclosed any secrets.

With its new round of funding, the company's priorities are geographical expansion, incorporating online classes overseas, and developing an analytic intelligence tool to help support schools and universities.

Sir Peter Ricketts, the national security adviser, Sir David Richards, the chief of the defence staff, and Sir John Sawers, the head of overseas intelligence, are accompanying Cameron, and were in Islamabad only a month ago to prepare the ground for what is being billed as an enhanced security dialogue.

Although the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. have made some strides in coordinating their intelligence gathering and analysis, and more federal agencies, especially the Pentagon, are vying to collect intelligence on terrorists, rivalries among federal agencies still hobble timely analysis and coherent dissemination of the stream of overseas intelligence that floods into the government.

The UK's overseas intelligence agency is to recruit hundreds more staff over the next four years in response to the pace of change in digital technology.

Bernhard and Russ both, after college, were recruited by the government for overseas intelligence work, as NOCs, under "non-official cover".