Sentence examples for doing espionage from inspiring English sources

Cary Grant commanded a submarine in "Destination Tokyo," and Cary Grant was also, whatever else he happened to be doing (espionage, paleontology, journalism) Cary Grant.

He was doing espionage and surveillance activities," said the Punjab law minister, Rana Sanaullah, adding he had "confirmation" that Davis was a CIA employee.

Under a photograph of the group's senior analyst in Afghanistan, Candace Rondeaux, the headlines in the newspaper Weesa screamed: "The head of the International Crisis Group in Kabul is doing espionage here".

As Greenwald notes, the argument that he is not a journalist isn't just a matter of snobbery; it has legal consequences, and is a step from calling the important work he and his colleagues have done espionage.

He thinks he's learning from me but I'm doing secretive espionage.

They've never done real espionage tradecraft".

Both men love the Middle East and clearly had nothing to do with espionage: had they really been spies, they could have asked for a legal visa to Tehran, not tramped through the mountains of Kurdistan.

James Bamford, who is the author of well-received books about the National Security Agency, and an often vocal critic of Israel and the pro-Israel lobby, sees the case as a cautionary tale about one lobbying group's disproportionate influence: "What Pollard did was espionage.

Commenting on the arrest of Mr. Berends, Chris Alagoa of the Niger Delta Peace and Security Secretariat, a community organization, said: "The government probably knows the fellow's real mission and that it has nothing to do with espionage, but they want to do it to discourage others from coming to report on the situation on the ground.

Surveillance, snooping, spying, eavesdropping… all that is done by espionage agencies (which we occasionally catch out and tell the world about), not us".

It is for this reason that the Court of Appeals in Atlanta recognized that this case has nothing to do with espionage.