Sentence examples for espionage in a from inspiring English sources

He was subsequently convicted of espionage in a closed-door trial in 2015.

He was accused of espionage in a case that became a diplomatic incident with the United States.

Espionage in a sport played and promoted as recreational warfare would seem to be a natural extension of the competition.

A jury in Miami found a veteran immigration official guilty of espionage in a case that heightened tensions with Cuba.

He was convicted, on charges including espionage, in a closed-door trial in October 2015 and given a sentence of unspecified length.

The reporter faced multiple charges including espionage in a closed-door trial that has been widely criticised by the US government and press freedom organisations.

The government charged Paul Salopek, an ace Chicago Tribune correspondent, with espionage in an effort to keep foreign reporters away (on Saturday it released him after a month in prison).

Current and former U.S. officials said the identities of as many as a half-dozen informants appear to have been betrayed by cellphone records and calling patterns, underscoring the sophistication of Hezbollah's counterintelligence efforts as well as the hazards of espionage in an age when even CIA assets can be tripped up by a data trail.

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The quip gave credence to suspicions that Russia is behind the recent WikiLeaks release of email records stolen from Democratic National Committee servers and sounded as though Trump were encouraging hostile foreign governments to conduct espionage in an attempt to swing the election.

In a speech at the United Nations on Tuesday, Brazilian Foreign Minister Antonio Patriota called the interception of telecommunications and acts of espionage in Latin America "a serious issue, with a profound impact on the international order".