Sentence examples for secretive work from inspiring English sources

Spectrum ask Ruby to do some very secretive work for them.

ON AUGUST 10th, after years of secretive work, the Chinese navy launched its first aircraft-carrier on its maiden voyage.

It's kidnapping' The facility, a nondescript warehouse on Chicago's west side known as Homan Square, has long been the scene of secretive work by special police units.

Nuclear reactors can make plutonium for the core of atom bombs, and therefore secretive work on reactors is usually interpreted as military in nature.

(Interestingly, I have just finished reading Le Carre's "A Town in Germany" and that has scenes of unauthorised secretive work being carried out in a British Embassy basement).

The playwright, eager for approval, tells little lies to gain temporary advantage, and Linney, grinning like a teen-ager over her fibs, does her naughtiest, most secretive work yet.

Britain expects the European Union's secretive working group on terrorist designations — known as CP931 — to take up the matter on June 4 and European foreign ministers to consider the proposal and make a decision later in the month.

In fact, this was one of the few publically announced activities of the secretive working groups that primarily devote their activities to making it easier for the Smithfields and Tysons to do business throughout the continent.

But lawmakers said there were at least five other foreign contractors doing secretive security work in Somalia.

In McQuarrie's case, the decision in advance that there are important matters at hand meshes with the clever plotting, with his twists and their ostensible implications regarding the way that governments — and their secretive agencies — work.

In June the Bush administration announced that it would remove North Korea from a list of countries designated as enemies and sponsors of terrorism, lifting some sanctions, at least symbolically, after North Korea produced a declaration of its secretive nuclear work.