clandestine agreement

Rent control has also inspired some landlords and tenants in controlled apartments to strike illegal, clandestine agreements under which tenants pay higher rents than the law permits.

However, the Globe-Democrat did not endorse Goldwater and Buchanan speculated there was a clandestine agreement between the paper and President Lyndon B. Johnson.

Tad Szulc presents testimonial evidence for a clandestine agreement between Castro and the PSP 'within days of his arrival in Havana'(Szulc: 1986, p. 376).

Rhoodie was employed as the press officer of the South African embassy in The Hague in 1971 and he made a clandestine agreement with Dutch publisher Hubert Jussen to establish the magazine.

"Nobody expects us to raise banners of happiness and pleasure with such a clandestine agreement held behind our backs," he said in an American television interview in October 1993, right after Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization, led by Yasir Arafat, announced a peace agreement worked out in secret under Norwegian auspices.