Sentence examples for is not covert from inspiring English sources

Breakthrough is understood to say that its relationship with Ricu is not covert, and that it is up to the community groups to decide whether they disclose the government's support.

The USAID statement also insisted that the program "is not secret, it is not covert, nor is it under cover," when by the common sense meaning of those terms (and by the legal definition of covert) it is obviously all of those things.

The council's Hilton says that city-wide rollouts of sensors must be done in a way that "isn't covert, but is explicitly overt, so that you make them things that people want to have in their street and in their neighbourhood because they want the information and the involvement.

The moves were not covert, but they were often presented misleadingly.

While his identity was not covert, The Times was criticized for publishing his name — including by Mr. Kiriakou.

A spokeswoman for Hertfordshire police said that although the cameras are not covert and are visible at the roadside, the force would not encourage the publication of the locations.

you have Republican Victoria Toensing saying that Plame was not covert". Chris Webster was among dozens who complained: "Publishing her partisan version of history and parsed interpretation of the law the weekend before jury deliberations could be considered jury tampering". This wasn't tampering.

Instead, on the weekend before the closing arguments, the Post's Outlook section publishes Victoria Toensing's mendacious article accusing Wilson of "misleading the public about how he was sent to Niger," insisting that Fitzgerlad has no reason for an investigation and that Plame was "not covert".

The claim that ZunZuneo was not covert, just "discreet," doesn't pass the duck test.

In a testy hearing before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on foreign operations, USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah argued that because ZunZuneo was being discussed in an open forum, it was not covert.

As Dr. David Anderegg, author of Worried All the Time: Overparenting in an Age of Anxiety and How to Stop it, describes it, "[The hockey mom] is saying something powerful: They are not covert [unlike soccer moms]: their aggression is right out front".