Sentence examples for undercover training from inspiring English sources

"They do say in undercover training that you're not acting," he says.

During the administrative trial, Deputy Chief Kevin Ward, one of Detective Isnora's supervisors, testified that the detective's actions that morning went against police undercover training.

Michel is an orphan of Sabra, expensively schooled by adoptive Lebanese parents, then groomed by a PLO father-figure, an acquaintance of the "Old Man" Yasser Arafat, as an undercover agent, trained in East Berlin and Moscow.

So Sarah goes undercover, hopping trains and otherwise blending into a growing community of disaffected young adults who have purposely dropped off the grid.

At least 180 files contain allegations of dirty tricks by the powerful agency with accounts of undercover agents training suicide bombers, bundles of money slipping across the border and covert support for a range of sensational plots including the assassination of President Hamid Karzai, attacks on Nato warplanes and even poisoning western troops' beer supply.

However, many of the undercover officers said more training was necessary to ensure they were not shot.

Referring to the training an undercover officer receives, Chief Ward said, "It's more about preventing violence than affecting an arrest".

Nonetheless, in recent weeks an élite Pentagon undercover unit — trained to slip into foreign countries and find suspected nuclear weapons, and disarm them if necessary — has explored plans for an operation inside Pakistan.

In China they were trained in undercover recording techniques.

He pointed out that in contradiction to standard police training, undercover officers are supposed to de-escalate a threatening situation and retreat to prevent a violent encounter.

Britain said last December that it was training undercover armed police officers to act as sky marshals and would use them "where and when" it believed necessary.