Sentence examples for espionage teaching from inspiring English sources
Favourite themes recur - espionage, teaching, friendship, history, sexuality, liberalism, disappointment - but the characters range from the famous (Kafka, Guy Burgess, King George III) to the lonely and overlooked.
That is the question asked by "The Great Game: The Myth and Reality of Espionage," by Frederick P. Hitz, a retired C.I.A. officer who teaches at the Woodrow Wilson School of Princeton University.
Could everything Hollywood has taught us about the intricacies of global espionage be incorrect?
Further, she claimed that the pressure to publish had influenced a rise in 'intellectual dishonesty, academic espionage, academic plunder, the me-orientated attitude, disinterest in students and teaching, as well as a lack in collegiality' [ 1].
He is said to have apologized and claimed that the abductions were carried out by overzealous security forces, who apparently wanted the Japanese to teach North Koreans how to behave like Japanese, probably for purposes of espionage.
Mr. Lowell said Mr. Colvert had administered more than 2,500 polygraph tests, taught F.B.I. agents how to administer them and had been the preliminary examiner in serious espionage cases, including those involving two convicted spies, Jonathan J. Pollard and Aldrich H. Ames.
By Bruce McCall To: the Director (Eyes Only) Re: Hanssen, Robert Philip Case Officer's Detainee Activity Report, 02/24/01-03/06/01 02/24: Subject claimed he was "getting rusty" after six days in custody, so volunteered to teach advanced counter-espionage course to senior undercover F.B.I. agents.
To: the Director (Eyes Only) Re: Hanssen, Robert Philip Case Officer's Detainee Activity Report, 02/24/01-03/06/01 02/24: Subject claimed he was "getting rusty" after six days in custody, so volunteered to teach advanced counter-espionage course to senior undercover F.B.I. agents.
