back-channeled love

Definitions

from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.

  • verb Alternative spelling of backchanneled.

Etymologies

Sorry, no etymologies found.

Support

Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word back-channeled.

Examples

  • This request has been back-channeled in recent months by Obama and his team to European leaders and officials, but it has stopped short of being the defined policy of the US or as a predicate for our ongoing commitment in Afghanistan.

    Win or Come Home In Afghanistan Daniel Burrell 2010

  • This request has been back-channeled in recent months by Obama and his team to European leaders and officials, but it has stopped short of being the defined policy of the US or as a predicate for our ongoing commitment in Afghanistan.

    Daniel Burrell: Win or Come Home In Afghanistan 2010

  • Attorney's office, which makes a decision to prosecute; and such decision is back-channeled all the way back to the commander in the field.

    David Isenberg: Riding Herd on Cowboys in the Middle East 2010

  • This request has been back-channeled in recent months by Obama and his team to European leaders and officials, but it has stopped short of being the defined policy of the US or as a predicate for our ongoing commitment in Afghanistan.

    Daniel Burrell: Win or Come Home In Afghanistan Daniel Burrell 2010

  • This request has been back-channeled in recent months by Obama and his team to European leaders and officials, but it has stopped short of being the defined policy of the US or as a predicate for our ongoing commitment in Afghanistan.

    Daniel Burrell: Win or Come Home In Afghanistan 2009

  • What if we back-channeled to the Iranian military leadership that now would be a good time for them to do a local regime change, before Israel does it for them?

    Hot Air » Top Picks 2009

Comments

Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.