Sentence examples for espionage services from inspiring English sources
No other nation has so thoroughly applied democratic principles to its espionage services.
Most C.I.A. officers, including those in Lebanon, pose as diplomats, though their true work is often identified by competing espionage services.
Bultan News, a website close to Iranian hardliners, said in a report with a familiar accusatory tone that she had been used by "the west's espionage services" to spread chaos in Iran's sociopolitical situation.
Spy's Claim Accepting an appeal by the Central Intelligence Agency, the court agreed to decide whether federal courts can consider a claim that the agency has wrongfully refused to keep a promise to provide a foreign agent with lifetime financial support in return for espionage services.
Rumors of a major French intelligence success first began circulating here after the semiofficial magazine La Revue de la Defense Nationale published a detailed account of the organization of Russia's technological espionage services in December 1983, showing them to be far larger than generally realized.
Mr. Webster added, however, that significant changes in the ties between the Soviet espionage services and the Eastern bloc were unlikely as long as Soviet-trained bureaucrats continued to run the Eastern bloc spy services and the Warsaw Pact remained in force.
It is no secret that Mr. Ward's dismissal outraged many members of the espionage service.
The game… A THAT WAS THE WAR article about Rangoso, one of the kings of the Solomon Islands, and the organized espionage service called Coast Watchers, which….
The head of Spain's CNI espionage service, General Félix Sanz Roldán, has publicly stated that his agency is not involved.
A young man joins the Union Army's espionage service and, on the night of April 14 , 1865 finds himself on duty at Ford's Theater.
The New York Times reported on July 30th that a senior official of the Central Intelligence Agency had gone to Pakistan to present fresh evidence of the split loyalties of that country's espionage service, the Inter-Services Intelligence. Inter-Services Intelligence
