Sentence examples for unnamed agent from inspiring English sources
The unnamed agent is on administrative leave while the FBI investigates.
Tony Mendez alone handled that aspect of the mission; a second, unnamed agent was there but didn't work on that.
According to Birmingham City's managing director, Karren Brady, writing in the Sun, Blues were rung up last week by an unnamed agent and were made a surprising proposal.
In such cases, inspectors were allowed to nail one copy to a conspicuous place on the building (adhesive tape has been used in recent years) and mail another to the unnamed agent managing the property at the building's address - not necessarily the landlord himself.
The unnamed agent shot Ibragim Todashev seven times as the 27-year-old moved towards a police officer holding a broom stick "in the style of a javelin", moments after wounding the FBI agent by flipping a coffee table into the back of his head, according to officers who were there.
But despite the unnamed agent's belief that a gay main character would put publishers off the novel, Viking, an imprint of Penguin, has just signed up Stranger and will publish in winter 2014.
The suit, filed in federal court in Amarillo, Tex., names as defendants Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff and Assistant Secretary Julie Myers, the two agencies and unnamed agents who conducted the raids.
The suit, which includes as defendants unnamed agents and employees of Stiviano, alleges that before the complaint was filed, Donald Sterling asked her to return the property.
The two main pathogenic species are Ehrlichia chaffeensis, which causes human monocytic ehrlichiosis (HME), and the as-yet-unnamed agent of human granulocytic ehrlichiosis (HGE) (4 ).
"We're the only ones who can take you off the list," an unnamed FBI agent who wanted Algibhah to inform to is alleged to have told him.
This argument was compiled in a memo written by an unnamed special agent in the FBI's Los Angeles field office about "communist infiltration" of the motion picture industry.
