Sentence examples for clandestine influence from inspiring English sources

All this fueled popular resentment of partitocrazia, increasingly frequent corruption scandals, and the clandestine influence of Masonic or other shadowy pressure groups.

But he nevertheless remained an important figure in West Germany's conservative intellectual scene to his death in 1985 (van Laak 2002) and enjoyed a considerable degree of clandestine influence elsewhere (Scheuerman 1999, 183 251; Müller 2003).

Each new installment introduced a new virus, strain, or parasite, typically accompanied by a new researcher to expand the series' growing canon with Umbrella's clandestine influence.

Each new instalment introduced a new virus, strain or parasite, typically accompanied by a new researcher to expand the series' growing canon with Umbrella's clandestine influence.

In the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, Eriugena continued to have a relatively clandestine but still important influence on Christian Neoplatonists such as Meister Eckhart and especially Nicholas of Cusa.

That gave Blackwater greater influence over C.I.A. clandestine operations, since company personnel helped decide the safest way to conduct the missions.

"Personal security" turned out to have lots of layers, too: That gave Blackwater greater influence over C.I.A. clandestine operations, since company personnel helped decide the safest way to conduct the missions.

The United States Department of State has a guideline in Title 22 of the United States Code, Section 2656f(d): "The term 'terrorism' means premeditated, politically motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant targets" -- that means civilian or unarmed military -- by subnational groups or clandestine agents, usually intended to influence an audience".

It should be noted that while every effort was used to exactly mimic the reaction conditions used for clandestine synthesis, safety considerations also influenced the synthesis and these may not be as stringently used in clandestine laboratories.

(Mangal, married, age 27, Azamgarh) The clandestine nature of non-spousal sex influenced condom use as people were not able to purchase condoms easily in their village.

His brother and close confidant, Ngo Dinh Nhu, controlled an extensive system of extortion, payoffs, and influence peddling through a secret network called the Can Lao, which had clandestine members in all government bureaus and military units as well as schools, newspapers, and businesses.