Sentence examples for clandestine collusion from inspiring English sources
The senior FIFA official Danny Jordaan has admitted to clandestine collusion with competitors when he led South Africa's World Cup bid team by trying unsuccessfully to persuade England to withdraw from the 2006 race by offering Nelson Mandela's support for 2010.
But how can you talk about clandestine collusion in the upper echelons of British society when your own existence doesn't take you anywhere near those circles?
No one knows to what extent the security apparatus of President Alfonso Portillo's government is a prisoner of these "parallel powers" (or "clandestine groups"), or in collusion with them.
Not many Americans had heard of the California congressman until the last few weeks, when he emerged as a key player in the investigation into the Trump campaign's alleged collusion with the Russian government during the election and became a weirdly controversial figure thanks to a clandestine visit to the White House last Tuesday night.
