Sentence examples for covert division from inspiring English sources

His tics suggest nothing so much as a covert division of labor that governs his mind.

"If the other side can use ideas that are camouflaged as being local rather than Soviet-supported or -stimulated, then we ought to be able to use ideas camouflaged as local ideas," Tom Braden, who ran the C.I.A.'s covert cultural division in the early 1950's, explained years later.

* Clair E. George is the retired chief of the CIA's covert operations division.

From the beginning, he worked in the C.I.A.'s covert operations, or "plans" division, and by the early 1950's he was serving as deputy to the head of clandestine services, Frank Wisner.

He was working in the covert operations carried out by Section 5 (Literature) of Division 19 (Poetry) of office 101, the UDF's policy-making arm.

Our daughter and son have now been there for six and five years respectively and it is through our contact and involvement with the school community and, sadly, other locals finding reasons not to pick our school, that I have witnessed class division, unrealistic aspirations and covert racism the like of which I have never come across before in my life.

It was this Division that directed the covert action operation against the Soviets in Afghanistan.

The United States and the Soviet Union fought for global influence, manning divisions here and infiltrating covert operatives there.

In 2003, Plame was a covert officer in the CIA's counter-proliferation division, and Wilson was sent to Africa to investigate the alleged sale of enriched uranium from Niger.

Deutch fired the former head of Latin American covert operations and the station chief of the Latin American division at the time of the abuses and demoted and reprimanded eight other CIA officers.

"Subjacency Forever" argues that both overt and covert movement are constrained by Subjacency, and that Rudin's (1988) division of multiple overt wh-movement languages (e.g., Bulgarian, Serbo-Croatian) into languages with multiple movement to specifiers of CP and languages with only a single specifier of CP can be extended as well to wh-in-situ languages (e.g., Chinese, Japanese).