intelligence chief

The job of an intelligence chief was not to know everything.

His intelligence chief had said almost exactly the same thing.

The intelligence chief was afraid to ask how they knew what.

It is necessary for me to get to my Intelligence chief at once.

He turned, before the Intelligence chief could argue further, and went out.

But members of the army high command stood by the intelligence chief.

Surely this news would please him, the intelligence chief thought.

But the public demands results, as one intelligence chief pointed out.

He turned to the intelligence chief sitting in front of a computer console.

The warning was not the first such assessment from the country's intelligence chief.

Some senior army officers are believed to be on the side of the intelligence chief.

He'd been asking that question for several days, only to get shrugs from his intelligence chief.

Besides, the intelligence chief knew that his colleague would be behind him.

I've been giving a report to his intelligence chief, if you can call him that."

He held all three posts, and also acted as intelligence chief, until 1966.

The intelligence chief led him to a side room.

"There appears to be a major troop movement under way," his intelligence chief told him.

Brown says he had five briefings from the intelligence chiefs about Iraq.

The intelligence chief wriggled to the side, out of his chair and away from the body.

First, intelligence chiefs prefer to use single women for such assignments.

Army officials did not appear to be challenging the replacement of their intelligence chief.

The White House has said almost nothing in public about the search for a national intelligence chief.

West German units would fight on alone if they had to: he could see it clearly enough in the eyes of his own intelligence chief.

He hung up and turned to the Intelligence chief.

Now, ironically, the intelligence chief had heard the news from one of the porters.