Sentence examples for intrusion from inspiring English sources

The East End shoot-out at the end of The Man Who Knew Too Much inevitably recalls the Sidney Street siege, and memories of murderous continental anarchists; here Lorre was an émigré actor touching on the nation's darkest fantasies of an immigrant intrusion.

What kind of a joke is that?" It's the kind of "joke", low-level harassment, intrusion and pressure that leaders of Russian NGOs have been subjected to since Russia introduced a restrictive "foreign agents" law in 2012.

Fennell simply opened the doors leaving no trace of the intrusion and leaving victims unaware that they had been targeted.

Weekends were, in her view, an annoying intrusion to the routine, a problem solved by turning Chequers into a second office.

"We haven't yet seen a big breakdown of the energy system due to security problems – a fault or an intrusion – and I think the first big incident will create much more awareness [of the issue]," says Kortuem.

She says improving technology and falling prices have made intrusion a pressing issue, and that the surveillance camera commissioner – who has been in post for less than a year – now feels ready to tackle it.

He said 80% of "concerns coming into my inbox" relate to the use of domestic CCTV, and that they are "primarily about the intrusion into a neighbour's privacy".

The newspaper group has since set up a £12m compensation fund for hacking victims and last month printed an apology in its three papers for "an unwarranted and unacceptable intrusion into people's private lives".

This massive scheme will comprise the greatest intrusion imaginable on the London skyline.

Erdos said that data protection can cover "simply privacy intrusion" and that on that basis it might be necessary to consider that notifying sites, which might then retaliate by putting up new content about people, "would cause them unwarranted damage and/or distress".

"My bill has always been about reducing government intrusion.