Sentence examples for are being intercepted from inspiring English sources

Others, in Male, say they fear their phone calls are being intercepted.

More and more are being intercepted in the post and recovered during police searches for drugs.

The documents do not, however, state whether any rules were subsequently changed, or give estimates of how many UK text messages are collected or stored in the Dishfire system, or from where they are being intercepted.

In other areas GP referrals are being intercepted by referral facilitation services (a name that might have been invented by Orwell himself), also called "referral gateways", run by private firms.

"I'm not sure that there is a coach in the league that doesn't expect that their signals are being intercepted by opposing teams," Goodell said Feb. 1, two days before the Super Bowl.

As record quantities of illegal drugs are being intercepted in Arizona, those involved in taking people and drugs across the border are increasingly concentrating on the more rewarding smuggling of Chinese immigrants, said David Jimarez, a spokesman for the Border Patrol.

Asked whether his NoW editors knews that voicemail messages were being intercepted, McMullan said: "Yes..

He said: "I did have concerns that my mail was being intercepted.

(Apparently, some messages from Clinton's private account were being intercepted by the department's spam filter).

It was in 2006 that members of the royal household notified the police that they believed their cellphone messages were being intercepted by The News of the World.

He said he had not divulged the details of the program, only that e-mails and phone calls were being intercepted without warrants.