Sentence examples for most undercover from inspiring English sources

While all city patrol officers are required to wear vests, most undercover detectives dare not, for fear that they will be detected as a result.

The squad he was working with, eight officers led by a sergeant and a lieutenant, had the same level of supervision as most undercover teams.

While most undercover agency officers disguise their real profession by pretending to be American embassy diplomats or other United States government employees, Ms. Plame passed herself off as a private energy expert.

The critical information, which was not encrypted, involves a complete rundown of the personal lives of some 90percentt of applicants for security clearances, mainly excepting most undercover CIA agents.

Police chiefs have been ordered to disclose more details of one of its most controversial undercover techniques.

A third video clip, recorded by a witness armed with a better camera, appeared to offer even better evidence that the two men retreating from the protesters' side were most likely undercover officers.

A university has been coming under pressure to sack one of its lecturers who has become known as one of the most controversial undercover officers deployed by the police.

Just when the movement has mastered the nuance of the medium, such legal blocks plus the increasing cost of investigations are making things difficult for even the most dedicated undercover campaigner.

THE COUNTERFEIT TRAITOR Without sacrificing bleak romance or spy-vs.-spy tensions, this Second World War espionage film, from 1962, effortlessly captures the mordant tone that most recent undercover epics have rarely achieved; it overflows with the sort of ethical ambiguities associated more often with tales of the Cold War.

The laundering operations that the United States conducts elsewhere — about 50 so-called Attorney General Exempt Operations are under way around the world — had been forbidden in Mexico after American customs agents conducted a cross-border sting without notifying Mexican authorities in 1998, which was how most American undercover work was conducted there up to that point.

San Francisco-based public awareness campaign Got Mercury? released the results from its most recent undercover fish testing operation earlier today.