Sentence examples for incursion into privacy from inspiring English sources

Mary Ann Rothman, the executive director of the co-op and condo council, said that she thought the change was unnecessary and an incursion into privacy.

"I think that story enabled reporters to avoid some very uncomfortable questions about why Hart was subjected to a level of scrutiny and an incursion into privacy that no presidential candidate prior to that had endured from anyone," Bai said, "let alone from some of the leading papers in the country".

In Brussels, I was reminded how many in continental Europe are relaxed about state incursions into privacy, such as identity cards.

The headline over the belated editorial could not be more bland: "Incursion Into Gaza".

Apologies for any incursion into my privacy …" And was that an end to it?

Media outlets lined up against the subpoenas, fearing an incursion into the privacy of sources.

It would also incriminate innocent people and make much bigger incursions into the privacy of everyone than could be justified by the few successes it might get.

Here's a question: What's the chance that Gen. Hayden elucidates the public on the inner workings of our intelligence agencies, or that he doesn't divulge a whit, and instead merely bloviates about how people irked by incursions into their privacy are wrong?

So why, in light of the incursions into our privacy, risks to our health, and the admitted shortcoming of the scanners' inability to disclose material hidden in the groin area and body cavities, does government demand for the x-ray technology remain high?

"Tech companies should send a strong message to the Administration that they take seriously their role as stewards of their users' data and that they'll fight proposals that make dangerous incursions into their users' privacy and security".

The majority held that the state's interest in proper identification an interest it already expresses through constitutionally approved steps such as fingerprinting and mugshots—outweighs the slight incursion into the suspect's already diminished expectation of privacy.