Sentence examples for surreptitious activities from inspiring English sources
Reluctantly, it allowed international inspectors into the country and turned over documents detailing 18 years of surreptitious activities.
Why did Mr. Bush's aides keep coming back to the Africa case as "an emblematic example" of Mr. Hussein's surreptitious activities, as one administration official terms it, if so many in the intelligence world were questioning it?
By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, February 12 , 1972P. 25 Last week, most of the newsweeklies & newspapers were dominated by 2 stories: the Howard Hughes tangle & Henry Kissinger's surreptitious activities in Paris.
Though the organization continued some of its surreptitious activities into the early 21st century, cases of Klan violence became more isolated, and its membership had declined to a few thousand.
Mingling the more surreptitious activities with the work of traditional public affairs would undermine the Pentagon's credibility with the media, the public and governments around the world, critics argue.
McLeod also says the surreptitious activities involving Cox, Fulton, Miller, Bailey and other Palin cronies at the Captain Cook in March of 2008 reflect another side of Palin as well.
That surreptitious activity appears to have been simply a prelude.
The New York State Health Department, which administers the public health code, has told me that it is very much opposed to this surreptitious activity.
Mr. Towns said that document, given to the committee by McNeil this week, indicated to him that McNeil had directed surreptitious activity by its contractors.
Wayne S. Smith, a former American diplomat in Havana who now works at the Center for International Policy, said in an interview on Tuesday that the Cuban government saw the detainee's surreptitious activity as a continuation of the Bush administration's efforts to undermine the Cuban leadership.
The iPod already symbolizes a surreptitious activity that was turned into a lucrative business consumers will line up to pay for.
