Sentence examples for guise of foreign from inspiring English sources

But wealth is also "round tripped" back under the guise of foreign investment.

That land, Mr. Ndichu said in an interview, "should be returned to Kenyans -- it comes in the guise of foreign investment but it doesn't help us at all".

Again, this is warrantless surveillance of Americans, done in the guise of foreign intelligence collection.

According to reports, Mr. Mueller appears to be assessing whether Mr. Kushner, in the guise of pursuing foreign policy on behalf of the United States, was actually serving the interests of his family and foreign governments.

The president must end this war in the net, which deprives us of civil liberties under the guise of depriving foreign bad people of sanctuary.

The president must end this war in the net, which deprives us of civil liberties under the guise of depriving foreign bad people of sanctuary A great deal of confusion has been created by the distinction between data and metadata, as though there were a difference and spying on metadata were less serious.

When it became clear that the poorest areas of Baghdad and the south were even more hostile to the occupation than the so-called Sunni towns - answering the Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr's call to arms - Bush and Blair tried to defeat the resistance piecemeal, under the guise of fighting foreign terrorists.

Over the past few years, efforts to ban Sharia law in America (often under the guise of banning "foreign" laws) have gained steam.

And televangelist John Hagee mobilised his shock troops based on end-times prophecy, even as he lobbied the Bush White House under the guise of being a foreign policy wonk.

His first stand-up gigs, in the early 70s, saw the unknown Kaufman take to the stage in the guise of an inept foreign comedian, who was consistently jeered by crowds for his (deliberately) pathetic impressions.

I am reminded of a quote regularly attributed to James Madison, "If Tyranny and Oppression come to this land, it will be in the guise of fighting a foreign enemy".