espionage znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady espionage

• In this paper, the effectiveness of espionage law in deterring the misappropriation of ideas in the process of being developed is the main policy instrument.

• Today this fear has no substance, in that military satellites are better platforms of espionage than the decks of civilian vessels passing through these waters.

• There is an atmosphere of suspicion and espionage.

• This article is a response to an account of a communist espionage circle which appeared in this journal in 2003.

• Fear of espionage and collisions of interests were the driving forces behind this vigilance.

• These were an efficient external espionage service4 and the internal activities of the state security organs.

• It is quite impossible to run a counterespionage organisation of this kind without performing acts which are to all intents and purposes espionage.

• Although ever y state makes espionage against itself a crime, ever y state also practices it toward other, even friendly states.