Sentence examples for making covert from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Mr. Puryear's sculptures serve as symbols themselves, making covert references to the human body.
But company detectives have also been making covert use of GPS devices to follow employees suspected of theft or malingering.
Making "covert inquiries" as to how the other guests felt, he noted that "physically desirable was the universal answer among all those questioned, including Vidia [Naipaul]".
Lacking health insurance or fearing the stigma of being seen at an abortion clinic, thousands of Texas residents every year are already making covert use of this pill or trying other methods to induce abortions on their own, according to Dr. Dan Grossman, an obstetrician in the San Francisco Bay Area and vice president of Ibis Reproductive Health, a nonprofit research group.
From here on, the war seems certain to become increasingly uncomfortable for some of Washington's allies -- notably Pakistan, where the military government has an unpleasant recent history of making covert use of its terrorist friends in the battle to control Kashmir.
Although not all patients will want to make use of the capability, smartphones and other devices can be used with minimal disruption, making covert recording possible.
The Bush and Obama administrations, working with the Israelis, have made covert attacks against Iran's nuclear program.
The Pentagon itself has made covert payments to Iraqi newspapers to publish coalition propaganda.
We use pretext interviews on a number of investigations to extract information and/or make covert purchases of stolen property, in a sense, all undercover operations.
It was reported in the judgment that BAE Systems had made covert payments to foreign advisers via shell companies and made false statements about its Foreign Corrupt Practices Act compliance programme, in addition to other statutory violations.
Live Action, based in Arlington, Va., has previously made covert videos at several Planned Parenthood clinics in New York and other states in an effort to cut off the organization's government financing.
