Sentence examples for to do intelligence from inspiring English sources

In the documentary, which ran Friday night, the double agent said he agreed to do intelligence work for Russia in return for receiving a pension he was owed from his service in the Soviet intelligence service.

"The key to the safety (of the prime minister) will be to do intelligence work so we can find out … who has such intentions and and to do everything we can to prevent that," Stefanovic said.

He proposed that Khairi become the editor-in-chief of an Arabic-language magazine based in Paris, and, Khairi said, assured him that he would not be required to do intelligence work, although his magazine, Kul al-Arab (All the Arabs), would be funded by the Mukhabarat.

An only child, Ms. Licht grew up in Brooklyn and went to Connecticut College at 16. Her Asian studies major attracted attention from the National Security Agency, which offered to pay for graduate school if she signed on to do intelligence work, she says.

Yes, we want to do intelligence around data related to itself but we have no plans for cross-pollination of that data.

Obama said: "My concern has always been not that we shouldn't do intelligence gathering to prevent terrorism, but rather are we setting up a system of checks and balances".

My concern has always been not that we shouldn't do intelligence gathering to prevent terrorism, but rather are we setting up a system of checks and balances?

As he put it to interviewer James Somers, "I don't want to be involved in passing off some fancy program's behaviour for intelligence when I know that it has nothing to do with intelligence.

For example, dyslexia has nothing to do with intelligence and the trouble dyslexics have with reading doesn't reflect a lack of intelligence or effort.

Chalabi then talked to Ritter about doing intelligence work for the I.N.C.

What does Strauss have to do with intelligence?