Sentence examples for interception in relation to from inspiring English sources

"This concludes the action Andy Gray was taking against NGN over voicemail interception in relation to the News of the World".

This is the first study to show the variability of interception in relation to rainfall (seasonally and between years).

Therefore, pea plants that exhibited contrasting architectures (stemming from the different cultivars and stages of development) were virtually mixed with a given wheat architecture in order to compare their efficiency for light interception in relation to their architectural features.

Blair's lawyer, Graham Atkins, said on Wednesday he had issued a claim against Mulcaire and News Group Newspapers, the News International subsidiary that published the now defunct News of the World, "in relation to the unlawful interception of her voicemails".

Rather, it is to confirm that Ripa obligations in relation to interception apply to all companies providing services to people in the UK, irrespective of where they are based.

The Home Office adds that there is a process for enforcing overseas the decisions of UK courts and says the emergency legislation amends Ripa to make clear that companies can be obliged to provide assistance in relation to interception warrants.

What happened at the NoTW in relation to voicemail interception in this context is particularly informative about the culture that pertained both within the corporate and editorial operations.

"He was not aware that any story would be published in relation to the interception of Milly Dowler," said Millar.

"He was not aware that any story would be published in relation to the interception of Milly Dowler," his barrister told the judge at the Old Bailey.

On Friday, News International issued a statement saying that the NoW's past behaviour in relation to voicemail interception was "a matter of genuine regret".

"He was not aware that any story would be published in relation to the interception of Milly Dowler," said his lawyer, Gavin Millar QC. "He thought the information would be given to the police.