Sentence examples for espionage to go from inspiring English sources

When a Central Intelligence Agency officer, Aldrich H. Ames, was arrested as a spy for Moscow in 1994, critics questioned how the agency could have allowed his espionage to go undetected for nine years.

Officials now say they believe that the decision to drop the F.B.I.'s internal spy hunt allowed what they say was Mr. Hanssen's espionage to go undetected for several years.

Whether Justice should be using the outdated Espionage Act to go after leakers at all is an important question (there may be legal routes that are more apt).

2. Whether Justice should be using the outdated Espionage Act to go after leakers at all is an important question (there may be legal routes that are more apt).

The [US] government has used the Espionage Act to go after journalistic sources who at least in their own minds thought they were doing a public service like Snowden by calling attention to a problem as they perceived it.

Shourd's fiancé, Shane Bauer, and their close friend Josh Fattal, both 28, are due to go on trial May 11 for espionage.

But prosecutors continued to press the more serious charges, which included violations of the Espionage Act, a 1917 law that has become the Obama administration's hobbyhorse to go after government workers whose actions look nothing like spying.

And No. 3: Any European who wants to go out and rend their garments with regard to international espionage should look first and find out what their own governments are doing".

A longtime friend, who said she knew nothing of his drug life, asked him to go with her and another woman on an educational tour about espionage.

His last conversion is to go to the media with his tale, and leave the world of espionage behind.

Rosen's alleged source, former State Department analyst Stephen Kim, is scheduled to go to trial as soon as next year on charges that he violated an anti-espionage law.