Usage of "intelligence community"

A group of government agencies and organizations that carry out intelligence activities for the United States government; headed by the Director of Central Intelligence.

Usage of intelligence community in English

Here's the quote: Analysts need not come solely from the intelligence community. 
 Wired 

State's economic and political reporting exist alongside that of the intelligence community. 
 Reuters 

The U.S. intelligence community monitors all Internet traffic moving through North Korea. 
 Reuters 

She said she and the intelligence community were horrified by the attack. 
 Radio NZ 

He gave the American intelligence community a pretty big box, Hayden said. 
 The Guardian 

The intelligence community has seen the future, and the future is Google Trends. 
 Wired 

The witness list includes experts, not current Trump administration or intelligence community officials. 
 Reuters 

He said the intelligence community did not agree on Russian intervention. 
 Reuters 

The intercepts, however, have led many in the intelligence community to conclude otherwise. 
 The new yorker 

The centre worked closely with the US intelligence community, providing advanced language training. 
 The Guardian 

At seventy-nine years of age Stansfield was an icon in the intelligence community. 
 Transfer of power 

This is not about the intelligence community, but American politics, policy and behaviour. 
 The Guardian 

Unfortunately, the intelligence community has not kept up with the Army. 
 Wired 

We know that because it is clearly the consensus of the intelligence community. 
 The new yorker 

Then came a resurgent intelligence community, armed with pens, and dry, legislative language. 
 The Guardian 

Trump has rejected intelligence community conclusions that Moscow sought to boost his candidacy. 
 Reuters 

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Meanings of intelligence community in English