Sentence examples for clandestine groups from inspiring English sources
Clandestine groups like Zawahiri's were forming all over Egypt.
The Palestinian leadership became more and more radicalized, and small clandestine groups were formed.
On the one hand, it is working with a new United Nations commission to investigate the existence of the "clandestine groups".
Clandestine groups — it was never determined if they had links to the Russian government — commandeered computers around the globe and directed a fire hose of data at Estonia's banking system and its government Web sites.
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.
Resistance, also called Underground, in European history, any of various secret and clandestine groups that sprang up throughout German-occupied Europe during World War II to oppose Nazi rule.
The California-based Earth Liberation Front is one clandestine group that engages in such activities.
He was arrested along with other poets, novelists and journalists for belonging to the clandestine group Communist Unity.
While at the university, she joined the Revolutionary Communist Party, a clandestine group working to oppose Brazil's military dictatorship.
The government statement said 13 of the men were members of a clandestine group called Jemaah Islamiah.
The most radical member of a clandestine group of John Brown supporters known as the "Secret Six," Higginson helped plan and finance the ill-fated 1859 raid at Harpers Ferry, Va.
