denial plan造句

• Saudi Arabia and other Mideast countries were not told about the denial plan.
• The United States was not alone in the oil-denial plan.
• From the start, Duce was enthusiastic about the denial plan.
• Revelation of the oil-denial plan today carries some irony.
• The denial plan is no longer U . S . policy, said spokesman Sean McCormack.
• A spokesman said the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Washington, D . C ., no knowledge of the denial plan.
• It was Otto who produced four 3-inch binders with documents, photos and diagrams that became the denial plan's manual.
• The oil companies were facing an antitrust lawsuit, and Aramco was having misgivings about its role in the denial plan.
• A spokesman said the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Washington, D . C ., had no knowledge of the denial plan.
• But The Star has since learned that the denial plan was far more extensive and intricate, according to documents and interviews with participants.
• One former oil company employee who oversaw the denial plan said it was still in place when he left the Mideast in 1964.
• A special radio link was established with Washington to signal that the Soviets were about to invade and the denial plan should commence.
• Also on the plane was Allen Dulles, the former CIA director and government official who had worked closely with Duce on the denial plan.
• The secret " denial plan " called for the oil companies to lay waste to the Mideast's ability to produce oil if the Soviets invaded.
• The denial plan, which was still top secret, was not discussed in the 1974 hearings as a reason for the failure of the antitrust case.
• But now, in light of this denial plan, I can see how they ( the oil companies ) were deeper partners in something far more magnificent.
• The visitor who gave Chandler's men their orders was William Otto, an Army bomb-disposal expert in World War II who oversaw the denial plan's day-to-day operations.
• Over the years, some Middle East experts were vaguely aware that the United States had an oil-denial plan, but most assumed it was a low-level plan.
• The security council approved the oil-denial plan on Jan . 6, 1949 . It was officially called NSC 26 / 2 in accordance with the council's sequential system.
• The government thought Aramco was in a better position to secretly execute the denial plan than the U . S . military or espionage agents, according to government documents.