例句與造句

1. James Pavitt, the new associate deputy director for operations, has overseen the counterproliferation effort in the directorate of operations since 1995.
2. "North Mill " was built for James Pavitt in 1811, working in conjunction with the post mill until 1845.
3. If Tenet did not want to create the impression that the agency was absolving Ward, he could have quietly overruled the decision of his operations chief, James Pavitt, to grant the award.
4. James Pavitt, the assistant head of the directorate of operations, worried that the operation had " a slight flavor of a plan for an assassination, " the commission's report said.
5. He will be succeeded by his deputy, James Pavitt, 53, who in addition to a career in espionage has also been exposed to Washington politics and policy through a stint at the National Security Council at the White House.
6. It's difficult to find james pavitt in a sentence. 用james pavitt造句挺難的
7. Former colleagues within the CIA's Directorate of Operations recommended Ward's medal, which was then approved by James Pavitt, the CIA's deputy director for operations, according to an unidentified intelligence official cited by the Post.
8. The CIA's top operations officer, James Pavitt, answered, " Killing bin Laden would have an impact but not stop the threat, " according to a report released Wednesday by the Sept . 11 commission chaired by Thomas Kean.
9. A CIA document reveals that Jane Harman ( D-CA ) and Porter Goss ( R-FL ) of the House Intelligence Committee were briefed on July 13, 2004, by the CIA Deputy Director for Operations James Pavitt, General Counsel Scott Muller, and CIA Inspector General John L . Helgerson on the status of the interrogation process of Mohammed.
10. James Pavitt, our chief clandestine spook until he quit last month, wrote in The Washington Post that " Human intelligence capabilities were badly depleted during the 1990s " and revealed " a 30 percent decline in funding for the CIA's Directorate of Operations, the men and women in the clandestine service who penetrate terrorist networks, recruit spies and steal secrets ."
11. According to a partial transcript of one of Suskind's interviews with Richer, published on Suskind's website, Richer saw a letter on White House stationery that had been passed down the ranks of the CIA  through George Tenet, then-CIA director, then to James Pavitt, the Deputy Director of Operations, then to Pavitt's chief of staff, who passed it on to Richer.