intelligence office

American  

noun

1. intelligence agency.

2. Obsolete. an employment agency for the placement of domestic help.

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Etymology

Origin of intelligence office

First recorded in 1685–95

Example Sentences

The State Department closed an intelligence office that worked with private-sector experts and another that was responsible for downgrading intelligence for sharing with allies.

From The Wall Street Journal

Another provision requires the State Department intelligence office to assess reciprocity between the United States and China on issues related to security, diplomacy, the economy, technology, commercial, academic and cultural ties.

From Washington Times

“The adoption of artificial intelligence in defense is not solely about innovative technology but also about enhancing national security,” said Navy Capt. M. Xavier Lugo, Task Force Lima mission commander and a member of the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office’s Algorithmic Warfare Directorate.

From Washington Times

Two other agencies, the Energy Department intelligence office and the FBI, say they believe the evidence most likely suggests COVID-19 originated from a “laboratory-associated incident,” the report said.

From Washington Times

Committee members said the intelligence office had not provided a preliminary assessment of the risk to national security posed by the unsecured documents.

From Washington Times