However, despite these advances trustworthy quantitative information still is not readily available, due to the clandestine and illegal character of this form of violation of human rights, and a renewed commitment to fully implement the Yokohama declaration, including to fund coordinated operations against the criminal networks is needed.
In France, the organization "conducts many activities that have a clandestine, sect-like and unlawful character -- even criminal," the report said.
While she strolled, Woolf thought about the poet Vita Sackville-West, who later became her clandestine lover, and daydreamed about a character who could switch genders at will — the eventual protagonist of her 1928 novel, "Orlando".
Envy manifests itself in character assassination and the clandestine plotting to weaken the rungs as fellow co-workers try to climb the corporate ladder.
"He's one of those characters who emerged out of the cold war and played a critical role in clandestine activities on behalf of the United States, while providing deniability," said Mr. Bergman, a reporter who produced reports about Mr. Soghanalian for ABC, the PBS program "Frontline" and "60 Minutes" on CBS.
The film opens with the cautionary statement 'Inspired by Real Events', and Avner, a young Mossad agent appointed to head a clandestine, unofficial hit squad, is a fictional character, or possibly some sort of composite.
Add plenty of clandestine meetings and attempted assassinations, and the plotline, characters and events should hit their mark consistently, not intermittently.
In Emmerdale, a character, burdened by guilt over a desperate, clandestine swap, confe … no, not really.
That said, over in Holby City, a character, burdened by guilt over a desperate, clandestine swap, confessed all in desperation.
Of course, not every soap can pull off a story in which a character, burdened by guilt over a desperate, clandestine swap, confesses all in desperation.
