Sentence examples for joint espionage from inspiring English sources

The joint espionage program, code-named "F6" but more commonly known as the "Special Collection Service," sought to scoop up and obtain valuable satellite data.

Not since 1995 has state-sanctioned censorship of this nature occurred, according to Julian Assange, when the government of the day attempted to suppress Fairfax from publishing details of a joint espionage operation with the US to bug the Chinese embassy in Canberra.

[C3.] OIL DISPUTE Russian police accused an employee of BP's joint venture in Russia of industrial espionage, saying he sold classified information to foreigners.

Why? Critics like Pence are quick to point to China's absorption of foreign technological know-how through joint ventures, open-source collection, and blatant industrial espionage.

Senior EU diplomats, officials, and government ministers confirmed that Britain opposed most of the rest of the EU on joint European talks with the Americans on intelligence and espionage, meaning that national governments will need to pursue the issues separately with Washington.

The Chinese People's Liberation Army runs a very active industrial espionage program because the PLA has the joint mission of ensuring both military and economic security.

The most dramatic act of cyber-espionage is believed to have been a joint project by the US and Israel in which the Stuxnet computer virus was used against Iran.

and Mrs. Smith" they've been assigned to a joint task force, where they can bicker over the ethics of espionage and generate sexual tension for as long as the series lasts.

The Guardian understands that, after months of negotiation, a bipartisan agreement on the controversial foreign espionage bill has been reached between members of the joint parliamentary committee on intelligence and security.

Salar Abdoh often attempts to evoke the sheer confusion involved in espionage -- one arms deal in a Greenwich Village falafel joint is described as possessing "an ambience saturated with infantile promise, as if some cross-eyed painter had set out to paint a mosaic but instead created a distorted chess set".

In May, Newsweek reported "unrivalled and unseemly" Israeli espionage in the US under cover of trade missions and joint defence technology contracts.