Sentence examples for subversive operations from inspiring English sources
The Clinton administration earmarked over $100 million in funding for the exiles to promote mildly subversive operations, like a newspaper and a radio station and training for President Hussein's opponents in skills ranging from computer literacy to the art of running a benevolent civilian society -- unfamiliar territory given Iraq's modern history of coups, war and state violence.
It is a subversive process.
This Muslim conspiracy, he explained, uses "stealthy, subversive means like influence operations to penetrate and subvert our government and civil society institutions".
During the 1950s and '60s, the bureau used covert means to disrupt the activities of groups it considered subversive and to discredit their leaders; the operations, known as COINTELPRO (counterintelligence programs), were officially discontinued in 1971.
Amnesty International points out that the Turn Key Project was negotiated when paramilitary death squads, with 14th Brigade support, had intensified political cleansing operations against government critics and perceived subversives in the region.
Lt. Col. Hern Tetzlaff, the head of the family, would recount military operations he had taken part in where "subversives" had been tortured or killed.
During this period, federal statutes relating to subversive activities were the basis for counteraction by the bureau against intelligence operations of foreign powers.
They testified that the high command considered the Ixil to be subversives, believing that they fed and supported guerrillas who had set up operations high in the mountains.
Following the eviction, Killakee House was briefly used as an operations base by the Detective Unit of the Garda Síochána in 1931 while they hunted IRA subversives who were hiding explosives at Killakee.
