Sentence examples for category of espionage from inspiring English sources

Based on the agitated state of the NSA, and by the reactions of Mr Snowden, these items likely contain information that fits into the category of espionage.

Put those two halves together — pushing investigative journalism into the category of espionage and enemy activity; targeted killings to chase threats — and it seems possible that Grunwald could someday get a chance to write that defense, perhaps not with regard to Assange (we are not about to launch a drone strike in London, where he is now) but to someone similar to him.

Last year, Obama signaled his intent to have the agency cede control of drone strikes to the Defense Department and return the spy service's focus to more traditional categories of espionage.

But officials said that U.S. spy agencies have been slow to spend that money and that the CIA has not been given any additional authority to mount covert operations beyond traditional categories of espionage against Moscow.

Sun Tzu states that only when all five categories of his spies are functioning can the system of espionage be impenetrable.

This attack wasn't carried out for industrial espionage reasons -- a whole category of computer mischief that most big companies have to protect themselves against.

He was accused of espionage.

Bloodmoney: A Novel of Espionage.

Hints of espionage prickle like static.

They were convicted of espionage.

Those feats of espionage provide the finales for both books.