Sentence examples for interception of telephone from inspiring English sources

"The MPS carried out an investigation into the alleged unlawful interception of telephone calls.

Gonzalez and his fellow burglars were also convicted of the attempted interception of telephone and other communications.

Hardwick said: "The interception of telephone calls from prisoners to constituency MPs' offices or other privileged communication is a very serious matter.

What "strains credulity" is the dissent's conclusion, directly contradicted by the legislative history of Title III, that Congress intended to permit the interception of telephone conversations while prohibiting the use of pen registers to obtain much more limited information.

The Intelligence Directorate analyzes intelligence gathered by overt means from sources such as the news media and by covert means from agents in the field, satellite photography, and the interception of telephone and other forms of communication.

Yet Robert Jesse ("How Not to Protect Communications," Op-Ed, Sept. 13) suggests we should abandon that expectation of privacy in the light of technology that makes interception of telephone calls easier.

The air campaign is being led by a mix of signals intelligence, which comes from interceptions of telephone calls and messages, as well as emails and short messaging programs.

Human Rights Watch says those strikes relied on the interception of satellite telephone calls for locating targets.

Given that we had investigated the potential interception of personal telephone voicemail messages this ought to come as no surprise.

Grant and Khan had been contacted by the police "informally" with "details of the material which indicates there may have been interception of their telephone messages", the court heard.

The proposed legislation would require that the same standards that apply to the interception of the content of telephone calls apply to the interception of e-mail messages.