Sentence examples for clandestine tasks from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he was foraging among local Communists for dissatisfied party members and performing other clandestine tasks.

In the second year mission skill sets for conventional warfare are trained, while in the third year clandestine tasks are practiced and the squadron becomes the online counter terrorist squadron.

The former handle research and can challenge other characters to a duel to dispose of them honourably (thus eliminating the diplomatic risk of being implicated in an assassination plot), while rakes perform clandestine tasks such as spying, assassination, and sabotage.

Unfortunately, with so much of the public attention focused on the NSA's misdeeds, there is a tendency to forget that the NSA is merely one of a growing number of clandestine intelligence agencies tasked with spying on the American people.

He begins by sneaking scientific information out of his own lab and sharing it with the Soviet Union via a clandestine contact; although his tasks grow in importance, he will always remain a minor courier -- dependable and practically invisible.

In the course of raiding a methamphetamine laboratory in a trailer home last March in the Denver suburb of Thornton, agents of a local drug task force found two books, "Advanced Techniques of Clandestine Psychedelic and Amphetamine Manufacture" by an author named Uncle Fester and "The Construction and Operation of Clandestine Drug Laboratories" by Jack B. Nimble.

Senior D.E.A. officials said that the multinational task force, acting on intelligence, located a major clandestine heroin laboratory in the Zerasari village of Achin District, in Nangarhar Province near the Pakistani border.

But in January, Colorado's Mark Udall (D) will pack up his Hart Senate Building office -- located just a few floors above the headquarters of the Intelligence Committee, where he made himself a thorn in the side of the nation's clandestine leaders -- and return to Boulder, depriving the critical task of intelligence oversight of one of its most viable leaders.

It is difficult to carry on a clandestine affair if the household is constantly subject to the presence of others doing their tasks.

Experts said that the C.I.A.'s use of contractors in clandestine operations falls into a legal gray area because of the vagueness of language laying out what tasks only government employees may perform.

No more will its analysts and clandestine officers perform their related functions independently: they will now work alongside each other in silos devoted to priority tasks, including counterterrorism and, for the first time, cybersecurity.