Sentence examples for undercover campaign from inspiring English sources
The A.P., in a report today, called aspects of our involvement an "open secret": Covert forces, private contractors and U.S. intelligence assets were thrown into the fight in an undercover campaign operating separately from the NATO command structure.
Russia's spy agency is waging a massive undercover campaign of harassment against British and American diplomats, as well as other targets, using deniable "psychological" techniques developed by the KGB, a new book reveals.
Weinstein's case is different from Trump's in crucial ways, of course: our President is not accused of orchestrating a complex undercover campaign to harass and threaten his sexual-assault accusers.
Sandy Nairne is the director of the National Portrait Gallery in London, who was responsible for an eight-year undercover campaign to recover two important late paintings by JMW Turner stolen while on loan from the Tate Gallery to an exhibition in Frankfurt in 1994.
Government officials estimate that Niles had handed over millions in under-the-table payments to employees of leading contractors in exchange for lucrative subcontracts before he secretly turned government witness--and began an undercover campaign with the FBI to sting the crooked buyers who had depended on his largess.
It also details blatantly cynical self-interested tactical decisions by Allied governments and a general predisposition that some war crimes by former Nazis and their collaborators should be overlooked because the suspects could be transformed into valuable assets in the more urgent undercover campaigns against Soviet aggression.
More recently Bloomberg reported that the company had been engaged in an alleged undercover buyback campaign, where members of staff were tasked with buying up jars of Hampton Creek's eggless mayonnaise product Just Mayo.
Ivan Sukhov, who covers Dagestan for the newspaper Vremya Novosti, wrote on Monday that every new explosion or blast of gunfire "could be considered part of a strange, undercover 'election campaign.' " "In which, of course, there is only one voter — the head of the government," he wrote.
However, the claims of an undercover smear campaign are still being investigated by Mark Ellison QC, at the request of Home Secretary Theresa May.
Rob Walker puzzles over the refusal of BzzAgents to accept money for their undercover advertising campaigns.
And anyway, since all of the revolutionaries are either too paranoid to organise or too busy being discredited by undercover smear campaigns, a crime-free, stateless, socialist utopia is hardly going to blossom overnight.
