Sentence examples for operative out of from inspiring English sources

Spymaster Bernie Samson crosses and recrosses East Berlin checkpoints as he schemes to get an operative out of the east and discover who's double-crossing him.

In the early 1990's, the company also hired Mr. Jackson, a Democratic political operative out of the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn with close ties to both Mr. Banks and Mr. Towns.

Clinton administration officials assumed that the C.I.A.'s paramilitary operatives were out-of-shape has-beens.

Dr Richard Vautrey, a Leeds GP and senior member of the British Medical Association, explains: "When I got into general practice 20 years ago we were working in co-operatives to provide out-of-hours care - it was the way we covered nights.

Sacrificing intelligence operatives out of political expediency is a bipartisan sport.

Bin Laden's heirs have secretly moved top operatives out of Afghanistan and Pakistan and reconstituted in the province of Idlib, in northwest Syria, partly to be closer to the West.

They have scared Awami operatives out of town and destroyed offices, gravely undercutting the party's chances in national elections scheduled for May.

Over the past year, the C.I.A. has built up an archipelago of firebases in southern and eastern Afghanistan, moving agency operatives out of the embassy in Kabul and closer to their targets.

The big news out of Pakistan is that Islamabad has ordered hundreds of American operatives out of the country at the same time that it's demanded a halt, or at least severe limits, on drone strikes in the country's northwest territory, a move described by the Times as "a sign of the near collapse of cooperation between the two testy allies".

By Arik Gabbai April 12, 2011 The big news out of Pakistan is that Islamabad has ordered hundreds of American operatives out of the country at the same time that it's demanded a halt, or at least severe limits, on drone strikes in the country's northwest territory, a move described by the Times as "a sign of the near collapse of cooperation between the two testy allies".

Have they never heard of rotas, GP co-operatives, hiring a few out-of-hours staff, but retaining oversight?