Sentence examples for clandestine moves from inspiring English sources

Back in 2011, I wrote about the unbelievable fact that the diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks revealed that U.S. diplomats were actively working with GM companies such as Monsanto in clandestine moves to undermine any European Union country that opposed GM crops.

You may have been CEO through the worst headlines that BA has ever endured - numerous price fixing scandals and T5 disasters, but it is the almost clandestine move of charging British Airways' customers a premium price whilst delivering a low cost service that will be your lasting legacy.

Of course, none of the artists showing here engage in actual stalking, but several do take clandestine photographs, moving silently and deliberately among us.

It could decide to absorb an attack and then, using a still largely intact Fordow or a clandestine plant, move quickly to fissile material production.No good optionsMr Obama may well conclude that if his military planners cannot be confident of delaying Iran's progress to nuclear weapons for a long time at least five to ten years or changing Iranian behaviour, it is not worth trying.

In yet another section, Mr. Mohammed told how he stayed alive, given his clandestine mission, by moving to a house whose location was not known to anyone, including to fellow operatives.

The regiment formed a key element of the security force in place for the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000, and in the lead-up to the event the regiment underwent a period of modernisation, acquiring new equipment and capabilities, including the ability to respond to chemical, biological and radiological threats, as well as developing techniques for the clandestine boarding of moving ships at night.

After the passage of the homosexual propaganda law, the group's leadership temporarily moved into clandestine mode, making its events more secretive.

"Coca leaf can be farmed like any other plant – however, when prohibited, production becomes clandestine and tends to move into new remote land, specifically deforested for growing coca".

Despite the details released by the White House – a highly unusual move for a clandestine "counterterrorism operation" – important questions remain.

Mr. Nashiri was captured in Dubai in November 2002 and flown to a C.I.A. prison in Afghanistan known as the Salt Pit before being moved to a clandestine C.I.A. facility in Thailand, where he was waterboarded twice.

On the contrary, it's been difficult to move sometimes for clandestine supper clubs, pop up bakeries and revitalised market halls.