Sentence examples for foreign eavesdropping from inspiring English sources
A passenger a few seats away couldn't help but be intrigued by the conversation, which included chatter about President Obama's 2008 BlackBerry, specially modified to block foreign eavesdropping.
They include the National Security Agency, which is the government's largest spy agency, in terms of budget, and is responsible for electronic surveillance and foreign eavesdropping.
Tall, sombre, intense, Drake was a championship chess player in high school whose gift for mathematics, computers and languages made him a natural for foreign eavesdropping and the cryptographic and linguistic skills it required.
Who look the other way when reports surface revealing how foreign powers are eavesdropping on the president's cell phone conversations because he refuses to use a secure line.
In principle, the surveillance law does not restrict eavesdropping on foreign-to-foreign communications.
The rally protested NSA eavesdropping on foreign countries.
Even on the House Intelligence Committee, members sparred over what they had been told by the intelligence agencies about eavesdropping on foreign leaders.
Marc Rotenberg, the executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a civil liberties group in Washington, said the quandary posed by the N.S.A.'s efforts against encryption began with its dual role: eavesdropping on foreign communications while protecting American communications.
As for Mr. Johnson's hero, Jun Do, he goes from being an instrument of the state — kidnapping an assortment of people on official orders and eavesdropping on foreign radio transmissions — to becoming one of its victims.
Obama considers NSA review Jump to media player President Obama has said he will spend the next few weeks deciding what action to take over revelations that the National Security Agency has been storing the records of billions of phone calls and eavesdropping on foreign leaders.
It has asked Congress for amendments to the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to make it clear that eavesdropping on foreign telecommunications signals routed through the U.S. does not require a warrant.
