Sentence examples for disguised objective from inspiring English sources
Around the first week of December, work virtually stopped for a sequence of pre-Christmas treats including a trip to the Oxford v Cambridge varsity rugby match (when I rooted for Cambridge as fervently as if I'd been there) and a lunch at which executives entertained their secretaries with the thinly disguised objective of Nooners to follow.
But the economic talking heads are a who's who of bad prognosis, flip-flopping analysis, self-interest disguised as objective reporting, and a general societal cluelessness.
On reaching the vicinity of La Mulotiere, Hinde halted for the night to disguise the objective as the 8th Hussar |Cromwells and 11th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussar armoured car regiment, reconnoitred the flanks.
It is being conducted under a tattered cloak of secrecy by political insurgents who wish to disguise their objectives.
The documents show, for example, that from the beginning of the outbreak of civil war in Spain in 1936, Soviet policy was to disguise its ultimate objective: to bring about the dictatorship of the proletariat in Spain, or, in other words, to accomplish what Moscow later accomplished in Eastern European countries like Poland and Czechoslovakia.
He had never disguised his support for Thatcher's objective of selling off the steel industry, though he would have preferred it to have been handled rather differently.
But they acknowledged that Mr. Hanley's push to achieve hundreds of millions in savings to create a labor reserve in the budget to finance raises was a slightly disguised strategy to achieve the same objective.
Disguised direct observation was used for the detection of drug administration errors [ 13], because this approach gives more efficient, objective, and reliable results than spontaneous reporting or patient chart reviews [ 29- 31].
Gabriel returns disguised as Blind.
The implication was barely disguised.
