Sentence examples for considered undercover from inspiring English sources

The C.I.A. would not describe Ms. Prouty's duties at the agency, apart from describing her as a "midlevel" employee, nor would it say if she traveled abroad as part of her duties or had been considered undercover.

If riot gear is unavailable consider yourself "undercover".

(The two undercover cops were considered to be John's victims).

It was the first time she considered that he might be an undercover cop, but quickly dismissed it as something she thought only existed in films.

The report from Mark Ellison QC - who successfully prosecuted Gary Dobson and David Norris in 2012 for Stephen's murder - was entitled the Stephen Lawrence Independent Review; it considered possible corruption and the role of undercover policing in the Stephen Lawrence case.

Across two episodes, The Confession Tapes dissects an undercover RCMP investigation that employed tactics considered illegal in the United States, where Burns and Rafay would stand trial.

Growing up, Edmundo's street was closed off and surrounded by Black Berets with heavy weaponry and undercover agents, but he considered all of it 'just natural', normal.

In the light of Carol Howe's undercover reports to the ATF, the American government considered launching a raid on Elohim City in the months before the Oklahoma City bombing.

Undercover stings and other surveillance options were considered but ultimately dismissed as options, the officials added.

For a moment we considered asking them whether there were any drugs on site but swiftly remembered Stach had told us the place was crawling with undercover police.

More recently, Mr. Stirton has explored the illegal trade in rhino horns on a semi-undercover basis, photographing the wounded animals in South Africa and an affluent woman in Vietnam merrily grinding the horn into what she considered a medicinal powder.