Sentence examples for covert guerrilla from inspiring English sources

He had split with his pacifist brother to demand complete independence of Tibet from China, going so far as to help the American government in covert guerrilla warfare.

But, he suggested, Pakistan should not seek to "keep Afghanistan weak," and that "it would not be legitimate" for it to engage in covert guerrilla warfare against any of its neighbors.

He strongly supported covert spending for guerrilla forces trying to oust communist governments in Nicaragua and Angola.

In the sixty-one years of their existence, the governments of India and Pakistan have periodically funded covert campaigns of guerrilla or terrorist violence on each other's soil; as a result, each now holds unshakable assumptions about the other's proclivity for dirty tricks.

Loyalists to the Kim regime might fight on in covert cells and costly guerrilla attacks.

In his 1997 memoir, he wrote about trying to engineer pro-American governments in Italy in the late 1970s (the former American ambassador to Rome, Richard N. Gardner, called him "shallow and devious"), and helping run the Reagan administration's covert wars against Marxist guerrillas in Central America during the 1980s.

India has blamed them on guerrilla groups with covert Pakistani support; Pakistan has routinely denied such charges and focused instead on alleged abuses by Indian troops.

Turkey now has good relations with the Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraqi Kurdistan, which it once demonised for giving covert sanctuary to the PKK guerrillas in the inaccessible Qandil Mountains on the Iranian border.

Senior Reagan Administration officials insist that Mr. Hasenfus was working for a privately run and financed covert operation to supply the Nicaraguan guerrillas.

While on duty in Vietnam from 1966 to 1968, General Singlaub headed a covert unit that specialized in terrorist and guerrilla operations.

We should have achieved a consensus first". Indeed, by the time the furor over the harbor mining broke, the Administration did not even have a consensus of support on the key congressional watchdog committees because the CIA officer who ran the covert war, although remarkably successful in building up guerrilla forces, botched the job of winning over the House and Senate intelligence panels.