Sentence examples for bugging of from inspiring English sources

In those years, the bugging of perceived PRI enemies continued.

Wabash The codename given to the bugging of the French embassy in Washington.

Will these charges — especially the bugging of other leaders — be aired in court?

Perdido The codename for the bugging of EU missions in New York and Washington.

The Met has promised to investigate the bugging of this and other meetings.

Will these charges especially the bugging of other leaders be aired in court?

Say, for instance, the bugging of East Timorese leaders during their negotiations with Australians were to happen today.

Ukraine, meanwhile, is seeking his return to face criminal charges for illegal bugging of the president's office.

The FSB operation includes the bugging of private apartments, widespread phone tapping, physical surveillance, and email interception.

Gordon Brown was dragged into a row over the alleged bugging of an MP yesterday after the Conservatives claimed they warned him of the practice weeks ago.

Ministers ordered the bugging of Edward VIII's telephones in Buckingham Palace and in his Windsor retreat at the height of the 1936 abdication crisis, hitherto secret papers reveal.