The only signs of the covert landing were the bottles of Ecuadorean water and wrappers from Ecuadorean candies left in the sand.
USMC Col. Al Gray suggested a covert, land-based rescue operation.
Cynical executives at rival airlines, browbeaten by losses, disparage Emirates's profitability and argue its strong performance is propped up by covert state aid in the form of subsidies for fuel and landing fees.
This pre-action time is also called the covert state.
Their sin was to challenge the White House's don, Dick Cheney, and his consigliere, his chief of staff David Addington, when they circumvented the Geneva Conventions to make torture the covert law of the land.
The loss of land, culture and identity, covert and overt racism, marginalisation and powerlessness have been highlighted by Indigenous peoples as fundamental causes of ill health [ 1, 7- 10].
Indigenous peoples have identified certain stressors as causes of poor health, such as loss of native lands, culture, and identity; covert and overt racism; marginalization; and powerlessness [ 14- 17].
The Democratic Party's "open and covert hostility" to the Homestead Bill, which offered public land for settlement, was the last political straw for many.
Instead, they balance the covert threat of violence with the beauty of a promised land.
And he asked how the government intended to bring covert American operations in Pakistan under the law of the land.
According to this narrative, covert jihadis are working to usurp the law of the land and replace it with Islamic rule.
