Sentence examples for caught sharing from inspiring English sources

Pressure for this measure grew more intense after Scott London, a manager at KPMG, was caught sharing private information about the firm's clients in 2012.

People who are caught sharing new psychoactive substances (NPSs) with friends are unlikely to face prosecution under the ban that comes into force next week, the police commander in charge of implementing the law has said.

Photograph: WPA Pool/Getty Images Updated at 5.58pm BST 5.02pm BST Reminiscent of an image made by the renowned French photographer Robert Doisneau, a couple are caught sharing a moment on the rainy streets of Paris.

Governor Susana Martinez, a Republican, signed into law a proposal that allows people aged 14 to 18 to engage in consensual sexting, which means adolescents caught sharing explicit photos with each other will no longer risk facing "child pornography" charges, prison sentences and a damaging criminal record.

Snapchat's popularity is based on the appeal among teens to share illicit photos that they don't want to get caught sharing.

Barrett may have started out simply wanting to find out about Anonymous's inner workings, but he ended up getting caught sharing a link to stolen internal emails from a security company called Stratfor, which contained credit card information for Stratfor's customers, then threatening an FBI officer and being accused of concealing evidence.

Second, we need to allocate catch shares among fishermen, so everyone fishing knows what he can have, and no more.

But catch share programs, which the Obama administration is encouraging other fisheries to consider, can be controversial.

This good news is in part the result of a strategy called "catch shares," under which regional fish councils set overall limits on the annual harvest and then apportion the catch among individual fishermen.

The fact that environmental champions like Barney Frank and Frank Pallone joined 21 other House Democrats in a vote for the amendment shows that, despite what you suggest, catch shares do not have the support of the fishing communities.

But in 1995 Alaska's halibut fishermen decided to privatise their fishery by dividing up the annual quota into "catch shares" that were owned, in perpetuity, by each fisherman.