Sentence examples for clandestine sales from inspiring English sources

And some South Florida stores have resorted to clandestine sales, keeping the products out of view and selling only to regulars who ask for it by name, says Lauderhill Police Chief Andrew Smalling.

Whereas in the first case the darker, demonic aspect of scientific progress seems obvious, the second development had its collateral damage as well, notably in the form of black markets and clandestine sales.

The Times reported on Friday that Washington and Moscow are already quietly working on a new deal that would make even deeper cuts in the number of deployed weapons and for the first time reduce both the number of stored warheads and tactical nuclear weapons — the thousands of smaller bombs that are terrifyingly vulnerable to clandestine sale or theft.

Moreover, clandestine sale of ineffective Ayurvedic medicines, based on a traditional healing system, and other indigenous medicines by pharmacists to Nepalese women have been common [ 7].

They opined that the dispensary would also help to stop the "clandestine sale of medicine" and other "spurious medical practices" and to "introduce into India the knowledge of European Pharmacy, to remove by degrees the errors of ignorance and to extend the practice of scientific adepts".

Harry Lime is involved in clandestine penicillin sale rather than espionage.

Thus, we should not deny our leaders the instruments for conducting foreign policy, including clandestine intelligence and sales of arms, though these are controversial measures.

His former secretary, Renata Moura Alves, says that Mr. Luxemburgo was involved in a series of illegal schemes, from clandestine payments from the sale of player contracts to money laundering and the purchase of apartments, paintings and luxury automobiles through dummy companies to avoid taxes.

But it does not have the same luxury of time as local grave hunters who use many of the same search methods and range from avid historians who collaborate with the authorities to clandestine collectors who pillage artifacts for sale and then move on.

But they do not have the same luxury of time as local grave hunters who use many of the same search methods and range from avid historians who collaborate with the authorities to clandestine collectors who pillage artifacts for sale and then move on.

The company again sought to distance itself from speculation that the game, whose rapid growth had resulted in reports of increased sales of Smirnoff Ice in some college towns, was the result of a clandestine marketing campaign.