| It is playing on xenophobia to persuade people there is a fifth column in this country and show that something is being done. |
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| In 1940 they spiralled to a figure above 1,200 in response to national anxieties about the fifth column. |
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| Who needs the fifth column and undercover agents when you have politicians lining up to do the devil's bidding? |
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| In some respects, too much of the fourth estate seems to act like a fifth column in this country. |
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| It is an age-old tactic of fascists to target trade unionists and label them a fifth column or traitors. |
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| It has become nothing short of a national menace, an enemy of this country's interests and a fifth column in time of war. |
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| He feared the activities of a communist fifth column, and enacted draconian laws to restrict free expression and assembly. |
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| They are discriminated against because of fear that they could be a fifth column which would destroy the state from within. |
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| For they stand accused of being a fifth column, a homegrown wing of a global movement bent on terrorising the West. |
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| The fifth column this week is a sad reflection of what journalism has come to. |
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| I want to warn against the fifth column here that tries to corrode our way of life. |
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| Allegations that they may constitute a fifth column are beginning to look increasingly shallow. |
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| They were still viewed as a fifth column liable to join forces with the country's enemies at a moment's notice. |
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| The government used the alliance to label them a fifth column fighting alongside the enemy during a time of war. |
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| Democratic governments played on the fear of a fifth column within in order to bolster the national purpose. |
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| The creation of a potential fifth column within the organization makes the duties of members of the audit committee far more onerous than before, with no relief in sight. |
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| Indeed, they now realise that the foreigners are, in fact, trained and equipped mercenaries despatched by a hostile country to act as its fifth column. |
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| This refugee was a person who could not be trusted because of their feigned conditions, false identities, and suspected links to a fifth column or underworld. |
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| A fifth column has been added to reflect the possibility of acquiring the information. |
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| No country threatened with a loss of sovereignty can permit a fifth column to develop within its borders. |
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| The shift given in the fifth column of this table represents the amplitude of a back-and-forth motion applied to the strap. |
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| A central element of that policy was the attempt by the United States to create in Cuba a fifth column of mercenaries in their service. |
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| This fifth column reviews the case law dealing with the rule of complementarity of federal tax legislation with provincial private law. |
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| The existence of a Japanese fifth column had not been proven up to that time, nor was it ever subsequently. |
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| The ratings in 19 the fifth column are based on assessments by Court staff and by the author of this revised framework. |
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| These costs and benefits were considered in arriving at the overall effectiveness rating provided in the fifth column. |
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| The fourth column shows the difference in means between workers in the program group and workers in the control group, with an estimated standard error in the fifth column. |
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| Unit: The fifth column corresponds to the parameter unit. |
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| In the fifth column you can see the maximum duration of your training. |
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| The fifth column shows the monthly contribution rates times 12 months. |
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| Burton returned to the United States for the filming of John Frankenheimer's television adaptation of Ernest Hemingway's The Fifth Column. |
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| They participated in espionage, sabotage and other Fifth column means in their countries of origin, trained and commanded by Abwehr. |
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| Late in 1937, while in Madrid with Martha, Hemingway wrote his only play, The Fifth Column, as the city was being bombarded by Francoist forces. |
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| The Fifth Column is a play about war and spies and counterespionage during the Spanish Civil War, a fight largely between various Communist factions and fascists. |
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