Sentence examples for have clandestine from inspiring English sources

There are persistent rumors that rogue nations like Iraq and North Korea have clandestine supplies.

But many terrorism experts believe that other nations, including Iraq and North Korea, have clandestine stocks.

Thus so many gay clergy have clandestine existences, lavender marriages and unexplained holidays.

Odesnik said he was confident that there was not a doping problem in tennis, but he expressed some uncertainty when asked if tennis could have clandestine performance enhancing.

But smallpox has re-emerged as a potential biological weapon, and officials say several nations, including Russia, Iraq and North Korea, may have clandestine stocks of the virus.

The consequence is that 4.2m Latin American women have clandestine and unsafe abortions every year; around a million of these are hospitalised as a result of complications, according to the Guttmacher Institute, another NGO.

Israel had long had clandestine relations with King Hussein.

"We always had clandestine help from them," Mr. Harymurti said.

Most like Alastair Campbell Dan Miller: Efforlessly charming, but ruthlessly ambitious, he has not given up the idea of becoming party leader, even if it means having clandestine meetings in cupboards with Tucker.

Some point to the examples of Pakistan and India, both of which had clandestine nuclear weapons programs for decades before they actually decided to build bombs and test their weapons in 1998.

In the last year there have been more reports of its leaflets appearing in northern Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and in several Russian republics, including Tatarstan, where Mr. Dzhalilov boasted that he recently had clandestine meetings with Russian members.