Sentence examples for transferred to intelligence from inspiring English sources

He was transferred to intelligence, where he edited newspapers for British troops.

Can the corporate structure that suits a Nevada fashion retailer really be transferred to intelligence gathering and security?

He later transferred to an intelligence unit.

There are simulated surveillance videos and dramatizations, including a moment in Guantánamo when an interrogator finally pushes a detainee over the edge by telling him he is being transferred to Saudi intelligence, where guards rip the skin off their prisoners.

By the final years of the Mubarak regime, Sisi had transferred to military intelligence – one of the opaque agencies that dissidents say hold the strings to Egyptian politics – and was already seen by contemporaries as a potential successor to then defence minister, Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi.

In 1995 most of the KGB's operations were transferred to a new intelligence agency, the FSB.

In 1994, the defectors said, he was transferred to a new intelligence branch created for foreign operations called Al-Amin al-Khas.

By 1960, still working on his novel, he had transferred to the foreign intelligence service, MI6, working in Bonn and Hamburg, and perhaps — he does not discuss specifics — tapping phones, running agents, conducting interrogations and performing authorized break-ins.

In 1960, le Carre transferred to the foreign-intelligence service, M.I.6, working under the diplomatic cover of British consul in Hamburg.

Some lawmakers have said that the F.B.I. should be stripped of its intelligence role in counterterrorism, and have proposed that the bureau's authority be transferred to a new domestic intelligence agency modeled on Britain's MI-5.

No risk assessment was carried out before Wright was transferred to the Maze despite intelligence that there were republican threats against his life.