Sentence examples for covert defense from inspiring English sources
With its mercurial line and widely variable pacing, the poem acts as a covert defense of poetry, a chrysalis capacious enough for a swan.
Like its historical forebears, Trump's new "silent majority" is in large part a covert defense against the perceived loss of racial and cultural status -- a resistance in the Heartland that even Charles Cruft would understand.
Lt. Col. Oliver L. North became an overnight hero with a defiant, swashbuckling defense of his covert actions ("people have died face down in the mud") during the Iran-contra hearings in 1987.
But it also lays bare the degree to which China and the United States are engaged in daily cyberbattles, a covert war of offense and defense on which America is already spending billions of dollars a year.
"Absolutely not". Justice Department officials, meanwhile, came down hard on Kiriakou, saying his unauthorized leaks to a New York Times reporter ultimately exposed the identity of a covert CIA operative to the defense counsel for a terrorism detainee in Guantanamo Bay.
Where it is necessary for covert operations to be conducted in defense of our nation, those operations shall be governed according to principles that are publicly known and set in Law.
But the investigation evolved into a leak case as investigators traced the defense lawyers' knowledge of the covert official's name through the researcher, who had learned it from Mr. Cole, who in turn had discussed it with Mr. Kiriakou.
"They keep paying shitty defense contractors" to work on covert communications and other projects, said one of the sources.
For that reason, President Barack Obama ordered in 2014 that the traditional missile defenses be supplemented by a covert program intended to sabotage launches before they happen.
Before jumping into the enemy, send in covert units to probe/eliminate(if possible) enemy base defense units.
At least some members of Congress must be notified before the start of any CIA covert operation, and the most highly classified of all defense activities, known as waived Special Access Programs, must be orally briefed to bipartisan congressional leadership.
