Sentence examples for covert aim from inspiring English sources
Durrell, author of the Alexandria Quartet, found himself caught in 1966 by a parliamentary act introduced with the covert aim of reducing immigration to Britain from India, Pakistan and the West Indies.
Western governments suspect Iran has enriched uranium with the covert aim of developing the means to fuel nuclear weapons, which Tehran denies.
Later it contended that the group had covert aims to overthrow the Communist Party.
They even used me in a covert operation, aimed at a local spot known for cruising.
Privately, military officials strongly suggested that covert action aimed at the Taliban and Al Qaeda leadership was still under way.
The American missile strike this week could signal an escalation in American covert action aimed at killing terrorist leaders and dismantling their networks in the tribal areas.
These "unnatural" events are said to amount to a covert war aimed at hampering the development of Iran's nuclear capacity that has seen a series of mysterious assassinations and explosions in Iran over the past two years.
Iran maintains that its nuclear programme is for peaceful purposes and has accused the US, other western countries and Israel in particular of being behind a covert campaign aimed at disrupting its efforts.
The American officials met with Mr. Musharraf as well as with the new army chief, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, and offered a range of increased covert operations aimed at thwarting intensifying efforts by Al Qaeda and the Taliban to destabilize the Pakistani government.
Recently, both the FBI and CIA determined that the highest levels of Russia's government in fact ran a covert operation aimed at helping Trump's campaign, making his victory in the electoral college more likely.
Introduction and Comment 1. (C) The strains between Russia and Georgia play out in leaders' statements, the Russian economic embargo, the separatist conflicts, and a number of other public ways, but they also play out on a level that is at least slightly below the surface: Russian "active measures" (or covert actions) aimed at Georgia.
