Sentence examples for clandestine smuggling from inspiring English sources

Ben January, the freed slave who holds the moral high ground in this series, is investigating the death of a used-up prostitute who enchanted him in his youth ("January had seen what became of freebooters' women when they ceased to be young and fiery and gay") when he gets wind of one clandestine smuggling transaction that could lead to a slave revolt.

The EIA review highlights flawed assumptions in some of the recent economic studies, noting a poor understanding of tiger biology and clandestine smuggling networks, as well as oversimplified supply and demand models.

The Haitian government urged Haitians to cease risking their lives on clandestine migrant smuggling boats, and condemned those who organise the illegal voyages.

Congress's investigative arm, the General Accounting Office, will testify about the scope of the chicanery that it estimates at $10 billion (including Saddam's clandestine oil smuggling to Syria and Jordan).

That charge was based on an American analysis of a clandestine recording smuggled from Ukraine two years ago.

President Juan Manuel Santos called for an end to the fumigations last week, adding law enforcement should intensify its efforts against other parts of the drug trafficking supply chain, which include clandestine laboratories and smuggling networks.

Ten years earlier, he had joined the clandestine Zionist operation smuggling Jews into British Mandatory Palestine, and written the best-selling Underground to Palestine about this adventure, before welcoming the creation of the Jewish state in 1948.

He had been a commander in the military wing of the A.N.C. in exile, and later coordinated a clandestine operation to smuggle weapons and people into South Africa.

In October 1952, a clandestine novel was smuggled from King's College, Cambridge, to Los Angeles.

Serbian Military Intelligence – through remnants of the "Black Hand" – penetrated the Narodna Odbrana, using its clandestine tunnel to smuggle the assassins and their weapons from Belgrade to Sarajevo.

Though the clandestine nature of ivory smuggling makes it difficult to fully map out, experts say Africa's elephants are being slaughtered at the highest rate in two decades, largely to satisfy soaring demand among China's growing middle class.