Sentence examples for clandestine help from inspiring English sources

"We always had clandestine help from them," Mr. Harymurti said.

In 1964 President Johnson named him ambassador to Laos, which was officially neutral but was fighting its own communist insurgency with clandestine help from the US.

The book contains an illuminating account of what is so far known about one particular aspect of this controversy - the clandestine help that police appear to have given to the construction industry blacklisters over many years.

And in Dr. No, we see Bond providing the sort of clandestine help to America that presumably the Yanks couldn't provide for themselves.

Top C.I.A. officials — including Jose A. Rodriquez Jr., the head of the agency's clandestine service — found outside help.

Yet a year later, and only 19, his illness had become so "crushing" Thorpe needed clandestine psychiatric help.

The country needs a better clandestine service.

But America feels besieged once more by a shadowy foreign enemy, and a new generation of storytellers will arise to offer up cathartic fever dreams, using the mythological figure of the clandestine operative to help readers deal with the anxieties of the age.

New EU proposals to distribute migrants across member states and break up clandestine networks might help to reduce people smuggling within Europe.

But, according to some, there is also clandestine activity: groups helping to smuggle supplies of food and medicines by circuitous routes into Syria.

It was here, amid oak trees covered in Spanish moss, that Wall Street bankers and Washington officials, thinly disguised as a duck hunting party, gathered a century ago this month for a clandestine meeting that helped lay the groundwork for the creation of the Fed three years later.