Sentence examples for subversive plans from inspiring English sources

Mr. Castro has said new rules will include "reasonable measures" to prevent a brain drain in the face of "the American government's interventionist and subversive plans".

To confirm The Onion's subversive plans, we spoke with Sam West (if that's his real name), the head writer for Onion Digital Studios, which consists of a group of Onion writers assembled to create supafly content for the brand's YouTube channel, as part of YT's original content initiative.

I believe this is part of a deeply subversive plan from John Lewis.

Sitting on a couch in his office on the ninth floor of the Condé Nast building in Midtown Manhattan, Mr. Nelson, 40, might also be said to have very much his own style -- and a fairly subversive plan to remake GQ.

Yunus's original and utterly subversive plan was to lend lots of small amounts to the poor with no collateral; to lend the money on the basis of trust, not legal contracts.

By contrast, Vladimir Putin does not like uncertainty and prefers a plan like the one he hatched four years ago when he appointed Dmitry Medvedev to keep the presidential seat warm until he was able to return to the Kremlin in March 2012.So when protests erupted after rigged parliamentary elections in December, Mr Putin suspected a subversive plan and blamed America.

The drama, such as it is, involves Jyn's transition from an apolitical survivor to an active rebel, and the movie builds to the climactic battle, ranging from the cloak-and-dagger to the conventionally military to the space-Wagnerian, to realize Galen's grandly subversive plan.

Between sips, she shared the details of some of her current passions, including a nonprofit that aims to get Americans exercising more and a simple yet subversive plan to rehabilitate school lunches (she says tastier, more healthful fare actually costs less than the canned vegetables and mystery meat served up in many districts).

Might Anonymous one day turn their hand to subversive family planning?

But you don't need to be a farmer to grow food: check out Roger Doiron and his plan for "subversive plots" that will not only lead to greater individual self-sufficiency but will also point to a better way of growing and eating.

"The United States had already developed subversive activities including assassination plans against the leaders of the revolution," said Esteban Morales, a researcher at the University of Havana.