Sentence examples for withholding intelligence from inspiring English sources

The F.B.I. also began withholding intelligence from the White House.

If the true reason for giving Israelis and others immunity is the fear of reprisals by withholding intelligence, then surely the public should know this?

"We have always suspected that the Americans were withholding intelligence information and now we have proof," said Rolf Tophoven, a German counterterrorism expert with close ties to German officials.

On Wednesday, the judges turned down the request to release the documents, saying that the United States continued to threaten to punish Britain by withholding intelligence cooperation if the court released details of Mohamed's treatment.

The NATO summit comes as reports surface that British police are withholding intelligence from the United States after leaks to U.S. media about the Manchester bombing investigation, and weeks after Trump revealed highly classified information to the Russians about operations against the Islamic State.

The army withheld intelligence on its key loyalist agent, Brian Nelson.

Last October, the ombudsman concluded that Special Branch officers in Northern Ireland withheld intelligence information about the Omagh bomb, particularly in relation to key players within the Real IRA.

Ellison report 2014 Review of Stephen Lawrence murder concluded Met had placed an undercover police officer as a "spy in the Lawrence camp", and found senior officers withheld intelligence of police corruption from the Macpherson inquiry.

Two MPs have issued the call in response to claims that an employee had been told to withhold intelligence from the British armed forces and that the company had exaggerated the numbers of its employees on the ground.

So-called revisionist historians have argued that Roosevelt and his advisers deliberately withheld intelligence derived from these intercepts from the commanders at Pearl Harbor to insure American entry into World War II.

8 NATIONAL 14-26 White House May Face Subpoenas in 9/11 Inquiry Thomas H. Kean, the chairman of the federal commission investigating the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, said that the White House was continuing to withhold intelligence documents from the panel and that he was prepared to subpoena the documents.