Sentence examples for planned deception from inspiring English sources

Straw said he regretted "ever having fallen into the trap", adding that he had made serious efforts to check on the bogus company before the meeting "but these checks were not enough to expose what was a deliberate and meticulously planned deception".

As this study includes active concealment as to group allocation and planned deception that the control group is receiving the 'best strategy' for quitting smoking, the participants who agreed to be randomised at the start of the study will be able to access both versions of this study's subapps at the end of the study.

Based on his theories of deception, the LCS was created under Colonel John Bevan and granted broad powers to plan deception strategy.

The LCS had recently been established to plan deception across all theatres, but had struggled for support from the unenthusiastic military establishment.

Despite its limited impact, the operation gave the LCS experience in planning deceptions, and laid the groundwork for future exploitation of Hitler's belief that Northern Europe was strategically important.

This will allow you to plan your deception more effectively, for example, if you know your supervisor will walk by your desk at a given time, you can take appropriate measures to be hard at work at that moment.

Wild's thoughts were now turning seriously to the possibility of a boat trip to Deception Island he planned to set out on 5 October, in the hoping of meeting a whaling ship— when, on 30 August 1916, the ordeal ended suddenly with the appearance of Shackleton and Yelcho.

Judge Shozo Ogura, speaking for the court, said the company's deceptions were "planned and systematic" and involved the whole organization in Tokyo, not just a few individuals.

Elaborate deceptions were planned to prevent the Germans from determining the timing and location of the invasion.

The deceptions were planned to make the enemy believe that the attack would take place to the south, far from the coast road and railway, and about two days later than the real attack.

Having played it straight until this point, Tess realises the odds are stacked against her, and plans her own deception.