Sentence examples for transmitting intelligence from inspiring English sources

They were apprehended in China and charged with gathering and transmitting intelligence about the U.S. military to the Japanese in the months after the German surrender in May 1945.

The army private faces a possible sentence of life in military custody with no chance of parole should Colonel Denise Lind find him guilty of the most serious charge – that he knowingly "aided the enemy" by transmitting intelligence to WikiLeaks.

The most serious charge – that he knowingly "aided the enemy" by transmitting intelligence to WikiLeaks – carries a possible sentence of life in a military prison without the chance of parole.

If Latin American officers did use American facilities to transmit intelligence, this would have provided United States officials the opportunity to monitor Condor activities closely.

Mr. White surmised that in telling him American channels were being used to transmit intelligence for Condor, the generals hoped to fend off questions from the United States Justice Department about their role in the killings.

The groups, with a presence in more than 40 countries, also financed the movement of arms, provided secure communications and served as a network for Osama bin Laden to transmit intelligence and instructions to terrorist cells in the loosely linked Al Qaeda organization, government officials said.

In 1940, it was revealed, among other things, that several Germans he had hired were Nazi spies using Texaco's internal communications to transmit intelligence information to Berlin.

"To most prudently spend money, collecting, analyzing, and transmitting ongoing intelligence is the be-all and end-all; otherwise you're flying blind".

However, their most vital role was the 'Road Watch', during which they clandestinely monitored traffic on the main road from Tripoli to Benghazi, transmitting the intelligence to British Army Headquarters.

Currently, field case officers (the heart of CIA's clandestine service) transmit intelligence through an entirely separate cadre of reports officers who, in turn, ready the information so analysts - most of whom reside in Langley - can read and interpret it.

But first, he engages the audience with his matter-of-factness, which transmits deep intelligence and bravery.