Sentence examples for secretly advised from inspiring English sources

Fearing the success of secessionist influences, he secretly advised Republican leaders of the cabinet's proceedings.

Don't be surprised if a Tea Party member soon speaks on the floor of the House urging repeal of the health care reform law's individual mandate because Justice Scalia secretly advised that it exceeds the powers of Congress.

The scandal flared last month when it emerged that Park, widely considered a distant figure, was being secretly advised by a friend of 40 years, a woman with no policy background but with ties to a religious cult.

A commission sent by Sukarno to investigate the killings concluded that "only" 80,000 had died throughout Indonesia - though the president was secretly advised that the real figure was between four to six times higher (somewhere around 400,000).

The Sunday Times said the US had secretly advised the executive it preferred to release Megrahi on compassionate grounds rather than jail him in Libya, a claim apparently championed by SNP politicians trying to fend off a US Senate foreign relations committee inquiry into his release.

Tony Blair secretly advised Rebekah Brooks to launch a "Hutton-style" inquiry into the News of the World six days before her arrest as a suspect in the phone-hacking scandal, it has been revealed in evidence disclosed at the Old Bailey.

For all I know, academic realists are secretly advising Trump.

Associate Justice Abe Fortas was forced to resign for, among other things, secretly advising President Lyndon B. Johnson on race, urban unrest and the Vietnam War.

This diplomatic ambiguity has led to absurdities like the South African government inviting Bashir to President Jacob Zuma's inauguration but secretly advising him to not attend.

With Ward leading the opposition, her loyalties are split: she organizes a fund-raiser for her husband's cause while secretly advising the cattlemen.

"In fact," he said, "it would appear as if I was secretly advising Greenwich to devise a plan that would be stricken by the courts".