Sentence examples for backdoor channel from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shargel added that Mr. Wyatt's role as a "backdoor channel of communication" was "inextricably intertwined" with his many trips to Iraq.

Indians are hard-wired to be believe that a system of order is an adversary, that they must be street-smart to survive, that there is always a backdoor channel.

The best she has come up with so far is to cultivate a backdoor channel through the president's daughter Ivanka, who tried unsuccessfully to persuade her father to remain in the Paris accord.

If it is wrong to legislate through this backdoor channel on a relatively minor issue like whether the holders of mining claims should be allowed to buy public land rather than leasing it, isn't it even worse to enact legislation affecting the health of millions of people through this same method?

"It's an open application process and there's no backdoor channel".

"It's an open application process and there's no backdoor channel". Breakout Labs is part of Thiel's push to go for genuine technological breakthroughs instead of the low-hanging fruit in the consumer web space that many other investors seem to be attracted to.

It's more likely that you will find a winning property through word-of-mouth and other backdoor channels.

It avoids insulting the king, or closing backdoor channels that it hopes will eventually lead to an elected and empowered parliament.

The internet companies not only faced a backlash from customers concerned about their privacy but were displeased on discovering that, in spite of their cooperation, the agencies were accessing their information anyway through backdoor channels.

To the surprise of no Soviet citizen, even the authorities charged with investigating commercial criminal violations are often part of the "black market," or "shadow economy" that bedevils the Soviet Union, bringing threats by Mr. Gorbachev of ever more severe punishment that have yet to crimp the quickly blossoming backdoor channels of buying and selling, here and in other Soviet cities.

But in the world of foreign lobbying, tangible evidence is merely the tip of an iceberg: The real value lies in future access and backdoor channels.