Intelligence agency

He became director of the intelligence agency in 1981 and died last May.

And most of them also seem to want a foreign intelligence agency.

A nation with an army is going to have an intelligence agency.

The company does continue to support the design for a government intelligence agency.

We thought the intelligence agencies were important to our security.

Some of our best people are working now for other intelligence agencies.

Intelligence agencies have heard nothing from him for six months.

American intelligence agencies had expected him to do so by now.

"An intelligence agency is not supposed to be above the law."

However, none of the above are considered to be a true intelligence agency.

He was also head of an important French intelligence agency.

He thus came under the watch of the intelligence agencies.

In most intelligence agencies it's often difficult to tell night from day.

After the other intelligence agencies in this town let us down so bad, we almost had to have one, to get good data.

Intelligence agencies have a lot of trouble with books about themselves.

Bush says he will ask American intelligence agencies for an investigation.

He said that even among intelligence agencies there were different schools of thought.

"Could be the President has turned an intelligence agency loose on us."

Virtually every country in the world has some sort of intelligence agency.

This is because a central military intelligence agency was never established.

In minutes, he was able to put together a picture of just about everything the French police and intelligence agencies knew.

He, too, had the intelligence agencies of several countries on his trail.

We also need to improve the way our intelligence agencies work together.

Indeed, he denied ever having worked for any intelligence agency.

Looked at one way, intelligence agencies can seem impossible for the state to control.