Sentence examples for foreign spook from inspiring English sources

Senators Ron Wyden and Mark Udall complained on July 2nd that officials "are not always accurate" in their characterisations of big data-gathering programmes.That said, the material published by Mr Snowden suggests that the NSA's procedures regarding Americans' data are careful and bureaucratic: a retired foreign spook calls them "meticulous".

The foreign spooks, whose nationality Jones didn't reveal, rubbished the intelligence to Scarlett's face.

Business and politics too often overlap, often in a noxious cocktail with local and foreign spooks and crooks.

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Mr Gruevski says that the wiretapping was organised by a former secret-police chief close to the Social Democrats, at the behest of foreign spooks.

No "sensitive information" - a category defined so broadly as to include "alleged information" - could be used in any case involving MI5 and MI6 and their relations with foreign spooks, the CIA in particular.

Without the council's certification of Tasmania's forest management practices, foreign markets spooked by the bad old days could stay out of reach.

But his style of rule, with its acrobatic juggling of alliances with religious and tribal leaders, combined with nepotism and pleas for help from foreign powers spooked by Yemen's chronic instability, has put the country into an increasingly untenable limbo.

And over 27% of Pakistan's higher import bill was due to the spike in oil prices alone.But all this made it a bad moment for Pakistan to spook foreign investors with its wobbly politics.

However the changes have spooked foreign investors who worry that India might freeze their funds, too.

Any "secret" evidence that might be supplied by foreign or domestic spooks must be shown to a jury, and may be challenged.