Sentence examples for Infiltrate from inspiring English sources

I know that we're challenged by falling commodity prices and the iron ore price does infiltrate the Australian economy – but it's an idea worth considering, it's not one that I'm expert upon so I'll leave it to the iron ore producers".

The cash-for-tweets row is just the latest manifestation of the fact that we're so inured to advertising that many companies prefer to infiltrate editorial instead.

But the Stand Up to Ukip group claims the insider went even further than just trying to infiltrate their activities and tried to encourage the campaigners to behave badly and abuse Farage, which could potentially have discredited them.

The long-running police operation to infiltrate political groups continued to unravel this week, after the Director of Public Prosecutions disclosed that a second group of environmental campaigners may have wrongly convicted.

Corey Haim plays Griffin, a pizza delivery boy recruited by the cops to infiltrate a band of white-supremacist rollerbladers.

The watchdog has refused to say how many undercover officers are being used to infiltrate political groups.

"I made the quite obvious observation that the commodity price decrease is having an impact on our economy, that iron ore prices infiltrate our entire economy, but any ideas to assist would be worth considering," the deputy Liberal party leader told parliament.

The official watchdog, the Independent Police Complaints Commission, said :"We are concerned by the allegations regarding the manner in which two officers of Cambridgeshireshire Constabulary have allegedly attempted to recruit informants to infiltrate various political organisations".

The blacklisted workers want the allegations examined by the public inquiry that has been established into the police's use of undercover officers to infiltrate hundreds of political groups.

On the specific issue of sexual relations between undercover officers and members of groups they were attempting to infiltrate Herbert said: "The RIPA statutory guidance does not explicitly cover the matter of sexual relationships, but it does make it clear that close management and control should be exercised by the undercover officer's management team".

But the remarks also reflect her government's systematic resort to anti-democratic measures to break the resistance of Britain's most powerful union: from the use of the police and security services to infiltrate and undermine the miners' union to the manipulation of the courts and media to discredit and tie the hands of its leaders.