Sentence examples for upset intelligence from inspiring English sources

Last October he upset intelligence agencies and Number 10 by apparently revealing details of an imminent plot in a House of Lords speech when he told fellow peers: "The [terrorist] threat is huge... we unravelled one, which caused damage to al-Qaida, and the plots faded slightly.

Details had begun to leak out, and members of the congressional intelligence committees were upset that they had not been briefed.

Ministers and officials are especially upset over a claim by an intelligence official in Dhaka, not named by the magazine, that Mr bin Laden's second-in-command, Ayman al-Zawahiri, may have been hiding in the country for months.

"Do you want to be associated with intrusive intelligence programs, which might upset some people who are concerned about civil liberties, or do you want to be associated with having denied the intelligence agencies the particular tools that they might have needed to prevent an attack?" Most members of Congress and President Obama, Keefe continues, "opt to give the agencies what they ask for".

Ex-spies are supposed to disappear quietly, and Chapman's lust for publicity has upset many former members of the Russian intelligence community.

Other experts in child development said the results of intelligence tests given when a child was emotionally upset had little meaning.

Trump also upset U.S. spies this fall when he publicly described his classified intelligence briefings.

Still others are upset that the Trump administration seemed to try to withhold CIA intelligence linking Khashoggi's death killing to MBS, when it initially declined to allow CIA Director Gina Haspel to brief Congress.

This warning wasn't based on any specific intelligence, but on the general idea that some potential terrorists are upset at Britain and America launching a bombing campaign in Iraq and Syria.

THERE are few better ways of upsetting a certain sort of politically correct person than to suggest that intelligence (or, rather, the variation in intelligence between individuals) is under genetic control.

"A lot of analysts have been upset about the way the Iraq-Al Qaeda case has been handled," said one intelligence official familiar with the debate.