Sentence examples for the sensitivity of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Commissioner Davis said he recognized the sensitivity of intelligence received from other countries.

British sources previously said they had been briefed on the contents of an alleged tape, but due to the sensitivity of intelligence exchanges, they have refused to elaborate.

"It's a hard note [to start on]," said a U.S. official familiar with the matter, who requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of intelligence committee happenings.

American officials told The New York Times last week that several efforts to arrange such shipments were blocked or intercepted, but, citing the sensitivity of the intelligence, declined to say how.

Most officials would not comment on the record about the details of what they are seeing, because of the sensitivity of the intelligence information they are gathering.

That officer, like other the others who discussed the effort, spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of military intelligence operations.

Gen. Waheed Arshad, denied that on Sunday, saying, "If he was here, he would have been caught here". U.S. and international security officials would not supply details of how Dadullah was tracked, citing the sensitivity of the intelligence information used in the operation.

These officials and other U.S. authorities interviewed Sunday spoke on condition of anonymity, citing the ongoing investigation and the sensitivity of working with foreign intelligence services on three continents.

A secret message from MI6 to the headquarters of Moussa Koussa – the Libyan intelligence chief – published by The Sunday Telegraph, underlined the sensitivity of the mission.

The sensitivity of the receivers used sets a limit as to the distance that one can probe in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.

The Sensitivity of the Alimentary Canal.