Sentence examples for trusted intelligence from inspiring English sources

"This is a tried and trusted intelligence tactic.

Warrants are likely to be issued for Gaddafi, one of his sons, Saif al-Islam, and his trusted intelligence chief, Abdullah Senussi.

A national counter-terrorism policing spokesperson said: "We greatly value the important relationships we have with our trusted intelligence, law enforcement and security partners around the world.

Then, at four o'clock in the morning on October 6th, Israel's director of military intelligence received an urgent telephone call from one of the country's most trusted intelligence sources.

If the U.K. persists with Huawei, that would be the most damaging for the U.S. position, splitting the Five Eyes and introducing Huawei equipment into the core infrastructure of its most trusted intelligence and defense partner.

In publishing an article now about the three lies told yesterday, in the span of a single tweet, by the president-elect — on a subject of national import, and as to the words of the nation's most trusted intelligence officer — I'm doing no more than underscoring, as if we needed any reminder, that innocent men don't lie about things they didn't do.

And some Western European countries may not fully trust intelligence and law enforcement agencies in former Eastern Bloc nations, where some intelligence officials may have Soviet training and Russian sympathies.

Government policies such as Prevent made British Muslim communities feel that they were under surveillance and could not trust the police, says Brown. "Policing should be to serve the community, so they can then be trusted with intelligence," she says.

Tellingly, while 63% of Brits earlier this year told YouGov that they trusted the intelligence folk to "behave responsibly", the same proportion of Americans – 63% – said they did not want their government intercepting, storing and analysing their phone records and internet use.

At the time, Trump didn't clarify that he trusted the intelligence community's assessment that Russia had interfered in the 2016 election and instead, focused on what he sees as collusion between Russian nationals and Hillary Clinton's campaign.

Nor, after the experience of the invasion of Iraq, could we any longer trust intelligence assessments.