Sentence examples similar to undercover influencing from inspiring English sources
"As an undercover officer I have been able to influence drug dealers into making deals solely by text messaging what they wanted or needed to hear," he said.
Home Secretary Theresa May described as "profoundly disturbing" a report earlier this month that found undercover Scotland Yard officers tried to influence the family of the murdered black teenager Stephen Lawrence.
On Monday, a UK television program aired undercover footage of Alexander Nix, the company's CEO, boasting about how it could use spies, entrapment techniques, and fake news to influence elections.
"To the extent that it would influence individuals not to participate and get individuals to censor what they say because of a fear of undercovers – that's a basis for a first amendment violation".
The circle of perforations taken from a 1950s speaker and the leather straps of that pre-digital radio were just two influences in the Undercover women's line, where even an orange button could be traced to early functional objects.
The F.B.I. said that this was not due to a deliberate change in strategy; it told the Times that the growing reliance on undercover agents reflected the growing influence of ISIS and the agency's determination to thwart attacks before they happen.
Some two millennia on, a new kind of undercover writing is rapidly garnering influence on the internet.
Lee was also an undercover patriot who had used his influence to buy arms secretly for American rebels from Europe, she said.
