Sentence examples for secretive army from inspiring English sources

The grandson, Mao Xinyu, left, is a researcher at the Academy of Military Sciences, a secretive army research institute.

"Relentless Strike" states that the raid "became the only public evidence of a highly successful covert campaign waged inside Syria" by the organization and a secretive Army intelligence unit frequently referred to as Task Force Orange.

Gary King, Jennifer Pan and Margaret E. Roberts estimated that the Chinese government fabricates and posts 448 million social media messages a year, and that it employs a vast and secretive army, numbering in the hundreds of thousands, to carry this out.

For several months in 2017 Alex, whose name has been changed, alleges he was one of more than 20 people inside a secretive cyber army that pumped out messages from fake social media accounts to support then Jakarta governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, known as "Ahok", as he fought for re-election.

One character, Zobrist, is a wealthy Malthusian with a powerful, secretive, high-tech army at his command (Mr. Brown says it is real, but he has given it "the Consortium" as a fake name) and a doomsday plot to implement.

Another law is set to open up the army's secretive accounts to public scrutiny.

After following the armies and conducting secretive travels for some seven years, he settled down to the life of a savant in the United Provinces of the Netherlands.

It is by far the most secretive of the world's big armies.

It comprises, Hakim explained, the army's senior ranks, the secretive security services, senior policemen and the various business mafias which, with their government connections, dominate state businesses as well as the nascent private sector.

One of the most secretive and controversial units of the British army saved notorious loyalist terrorist Johnny "Mad Dog" Adair from assassination during a violent feud in Northern Ireland, an undercover soldier reveals this weekend.

With the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the expanded role of contractors on the battlefield — from interrogating prisoners to hunting terrorism suspects — has raised questions about whether the United States has outsourced some of its most secretive and important operations to a private army many fear is largely unaccountable.