Vocabulary Word
Word: espionage
Definition: spying
Definition: spying
Sentences Containing 'espionage'
He said, "The fundamental task in law enforcement and espionage and counterespionage is to determine the truth.
They also sang backup on Bruce Springsteen's "Hungry Heart", from his album "The River", and contributed backing vocals to the debut album from British new wave band Espionage titled Espionage produced by Roy Thomas Baker released in 1983 by A records.
In the foreign field, officers are usually disguised with diplomatic immunity in Argentine embassies and consulates around the world (practice common to the world of espionage).
Spies recruited that way were classified as "confidents", they received a monthly pay while their abilities to carry out espionage activities were being tested.
Guilford (Philip Casnoff) on suspicion of espionage.
Elphinstone was fully aware of these developments thanks to the espionage work of Balaji Pant Natu and Ghorpade.
The jurisdiction also includes oversight of government encryption policies and encryption export licensing and oversight of espionage laws and their enforcement.
With the first break into the code, Venona revealed the existence of Soviet espionage
at Los Alamos National Laboratories.
The decrypts show the U.S. and other nations were targeted in major espionage campaigns by the Soviet Union as early as 1942.
In the opinion of some, almost every American military and diplomatic agency of any importance was compromised to some extent by Soviet espionage.
Venona has added information—some unequivocal, some ambiguous—to several espionage cases.
Venona and other recent information has shown, while the content of Julius' atomic espionage was not as vital as alleged at the time of his espionage activities, in other fields it was extensive.
He joined Belgium's espionage service and smuggled documents by bike into the neutral Netherlands.
Despite international condemnation of the abduction, Dr. Linse was executed in Moscow for “espionage” in 1953.
She crossed the border between East and West Germany on several occasions, and as a result was reportedly arrested for espionage by the American border police in 1949.
She confirmed her sexual involvement with the Conservative cabinet ministers but denied participating in espionage.
The other 10 men who participated in the operation were charged with espionage in a kangaroo court and subsequently executed.
He continued his espionage by secretly supplying small samples of the isotopes Uranium-233 and 235.
His arrest and sentence in 1946 first showed publicly that the Soviet Union had obtained atomic secrets by espionage.
Meanwhile, Sasha is stripped and searched for possible espionage evidence.
Clayton John took the whimsical joke seriously and had ABA headquarters swept for bugs by experts in counter surveillance and corporate espionage.
After Levy reveals this to Pearlman, she uses Levy's espionage to blackmail him into agreeing to a plea bargain for his defendants.
In 1929 the Soviet press claimed that an espionage organization serving the Polish intelligence service was uncovered in the Baptist community.
Charges of espionage were commonly used against religious believers in order to arrest them.
The network was allegedly trying to subvert collective farms and factories, destroy transportation, collect secret information for espionage and to create terrorist bands.
In 1937 he may have been executed after accusations of organizing young people for espionage and terrorism.
A bishop of Ivanovo was alleged to run a military espionage network composed of young girls who formed his church choir.
They were charged with revising the Articles of War in regard to espionage directed against the American forces.
On November 7, 1775, the death penalty was added for espionage to the Articles of War, but the clause was not applied retroactively, and Dr. Church escaped execution.
After the Tories started to suspect him when he kept "escaping" from the Americans, Crosby's superiors moved him to Albany, New York, where he resumed his undercover espionage.
He embarked on his espionage mission into British-held New York as a volunteer, impelled by a strong sense of patriotism and duty.
Abraham Woodhull, 355's recruiter, praised her espionage work, saying that she was "one who hath been ever serviceable to this correspondence."
Rivington's greatest espionage achievement was acquiring the Royal Navy's signal book in 1781.
Some espionage historians have questioned the credibility of the best-known story of Darragh's espionage: that she supposedly overheard British commanders planning a surprise night attack against Washington's army at Whitemarsh on December 4, 1777.
The United Nations espionage agency S.H.I.E.L.D. uncovered this, but the U.S. president did not take action, believing that relationship was relatively good and that they could simply negotiate.
On these acts Kamm was later on convicted of espionage and providing confidential information without authorization.
On 14 January 2010 Kamm was indicted for severe espionage.
He is also a convicted felon for attempted espionage, and fraud, against the United States.
The FBI arrested him October 19, 2009, charging him with attempted espionage, after a sting operation which Nozette's lawyer claims amounted to entrapment.
According to the criminal complaint, Nozette told his espionage contact that his parents were Jewish, and therefore claimed a right to return under Israel's Law of Return.
He was later involved in espionage and tried to stir up insurrections against the Federal government in selected Northern locales.
Later, he practiced law in Frankfort, Kentucky, until his death in 1898, keeping many of the secrets of Confederate espionage from public knowledge.
In 1989 members of the ISI (an espionage intelligence agency) were exposed in a sting operation as wanting to overthrow the government of Benazir Bhutto.
"Booklist" highlighted the novel's themes of "Washington political intrigue" and "corporate espionage."
However, the patent in question was registered in 1991, three years before the alleged espionage event.
He denied the charges related to espionage.
Soviet espionage succeeded most in collecting scientific and technologic intelligence about advances in jet propulsion, radar, and encryption, which impressed Moscow, but stealing atomic secrets was the capstone of NKVD espionage against Anglo–American science and technology.
In February 1949 (a short while before the end of the war), its responsibilities were extended to counter-espionage.
The are a group that perform covert operations on behalf of Shinra, including espionage, kidnappings and assassinations.
Later, according to Elizabeth Bentley, he rose to the leadership he coveted in her espionage group.