Sentence examples for undercover sources from inspiring English sources

He gave one of the undercover sources a passport with a false identity and exit stamp, so it would appear that the holder had previously left Suriname with it.

When one of the top C.I.A. agents in the region accused Follis of withholding crucial intelligence that he had gleaned from his undercover sources, Follis came close to the brink.

As the diaspora population has grown, Eritreans living outside the country have formed a sprawling activist network employing radio stations, phone hotlines, robocalling systems, and undercover sources inside the country to gather information and also to disseminate material internally.

Later, one undercover source told Mr. Smulian: "Get ready for travel".

The revisions would allow agents to conduct public surveillance of someone, do "pretext" interviews — pose as someone other than an agent or disguise the purpose of the questions — or send in an undercover source to gather information.

While a DEA spokeswoman has since said that the agency is dedicated to its undercover source's "safety and wellbeing," it's obvious that the original agent's negligence put the informant in needless danger.

Adding to the feds' discomfort, the NYPD had refused to allow the JTTF to question the undercover, the sources said.

As an undercover federal source in a years-long investigation into the shadowy world of the excavation and trading of ancient American Indian art and artifacts in the Southwest, Mr. Gardiner, 52, was at the center of a sprawling criminal case unfolding in federal court here and in Colorado.

Governments have good reasons for keeping secrets – to protect soldiers in battle, or nuclear launch codes, or the identities of intelligence sources, undercover agents and witnesses against the mob.

Ripa was introduced to give a framework for the "lawful interception of communications, access to communications data, surveillance and the use of covert human intelligence sources (undercover agents)" at a time when laws in this area either did not exist, or had become outdated – a criticism now laid at Ripa, which has struggled to make sense of an ever-changing technological landscape.

Humint Short for "human intelligence", refers to information gleaned directly from sources or undercover agents.