Sentence examples for posing as a representative from inspiring English sources
An F.B.I. agent posing as a representative of a wealthy Arab sheikh had tried to bribe them.
Daleiden spent 30 months posing as a representative from a tissue procurement company, lunching with top Planned Parenthood executives and gaining access to private areas of clinics.
In 2014 Buryakov met with an FBI source posing as a representative of a would-be casino mogul interested in the Russian gambling scene.
Ken Silverstein, writing in Harper's Magazine in July 2007, chronicled his experiences posing as a representative of a government with an image problem seeking to influence policy in Washington through lobbying and public relations firms.
In a 22-count indictment issued Friday, the couple were accused of offering to help develop a nuclear weapon for Venezuela through dealings with an undercover F.B.I. agent who was posing as a representative of Venezuela.
In a series of meetings with a reporter posing as a representative of a wealthy Sri Lankan family seeking political influence, Cambridge Analytica executives initially denied the company was in the business of using entrapment techniques.
He posed as a representative of Wm. A. White, the firm which manages the bldg.
In his most self-deifying role yet, Mr. Costner plays a drifter who dons a postman's outfit to pose as a representative of the newly restored United States Government, and becomes a hero by reviving the hopes of the scattered survivors.
When an F.B.I. agent named Jack Garcia posed as a representative of Colombian FARC guerrillas and asked for weapons, Horng sent him a catalogue, and Garcia ordered anti-tank missiles, grenade launchers, submachine guns, and AK-47s.
The letter writer posed as a representative of someone who, he said, had purchased the device from the thieves without knowing it had been stolen and was seeking a way to dispose of it without being identified.
Mr. Lakhani, who has pleaded not guilty and whose lawyer said was entrapped, is charged with arranging for the sale of Russian-made missiles and the makings for a "dirty bomb" to an undercover operative who posed as a representative of a Somali terrorist cell.
