Sentence examples for illegal intrusion from inspiring English sources

Stubits replied that she should tolerate the illegal intrusion.

It was also an illegal intrusion into the federal government's responsibility for writing and enforcing immigration laws.

On March 24th two senior executives in EDF's security division were charged in connection with an illegal intrusion into a computer system.

"Many states have broad statutory and common laws protecting an individual's right to privacy," he said, adding that in such states, the facts presented could very well constitute an illegal intrusion into the letter writer's privacy.

EDF now stands accused of making an illegal intrusion of its own in its struggle to contain Greenpeace.A French court is investigating whether EDF paid a private-investigations agency called Kargus Consultants to hack into the computer of Yannick Jadot, former campaign director for Greenpeace France, in order to predict the group's actions.

The comments by Andrew Parker, who was appointed director general of the agency in April, were a harsh rejoinder to widespread criticism that American and British surveillance programs, some of them revealed by Edward J. Snowden, the American intelligence analyst, are an excessive and even illegal intrusion into personal privacy.

The Sindy argues that Murdoch's organisation, News International (now News UK), paid a high price for "reprehensible and illegal intrusions into people's private lives".

"There are very serious issues at stake here for the privacy of the citizen and the report highlights deep concern at the weak reaction to these illegal intrusions by News International, the Press Complaints Commission, the Metropolitan police and the information commissioner".

In a statement accusing the Peruvian authorities of reneging on previous commitments to protect the now high-profile tribe, Survival's director, Stephen Corry, said they had "cynically" paved the way for the reserve to be abolished, by turning a blind eye to recent illegal intrusions.

The phone hacking scandal in Britain that has already brought down The News of the World and now hangs over at least two other newspapers has exposed a culture of illegal intrusions, systematic bribes to corrupt police officials and thuggish threats of damaging publicity to silence criminal investigators.

In Britain, we have the wondrous example of the information commissioner refusing to tell the victims of illegal media intrusion that they have been targeted.