Sentence examples for Eavesdropping on communications from inspiring English sources
Eavesdropping on communications between two people who are both inside the United States is prohibited under Mr. Bush's order allowing some domestic surveillance.
Its dual mission of eavesdropping on communications around the world and protecting the ability of government officials to communicate in secret is well known.
A Shift in Focus The agency's ability to efficiently mine metadata, data about who is calling or e-mailing, has made wiretapping and eavesdropping on communications far less vital, according to data experts.
The rooftop US spying site lies less than 150 metres from a cylinder on the British embassy which is at the centre of concerns that Britain may also have been eavesdropping on communications in the German capital.
The agency operation included eavesdropping on communications between Americans and other individuals in the United States and people in Afghanistan without the court-approved search warrants that are normally required for such domestic intelligence activities.
Similarly unhappy were civil libertarians and others after learning that the Justice Department had authorized eavesdropping on communications between lawyers and federal prisoners suspected of being involved in terrorism.
In one change, it has eased officials' ability to eavesdrop on communications between lawyers and their clients in federal custody when it would "deter future acts of violence or terrorism".
For example, the cheater may wish to impersonate some other participant, to eavesdrop on communications between other participants, or to intercept and modify information being communicated between other users.
The team could eavesdrop on communications and, in some circumstances, alter messages in-transit.
They also consulted with the National Security Agency, which eavesdrops on communications around the world.
The N.S.A., the nation's largest intelligence agency, generally eavesdrops on communications in foreign countries.
