Sentence examples for keep wiretapping from inspiring English sources

To let the government keep wiretapping those phones, we'd have to expose all of our phone calls to organized crime.

At the same time, it would expand the N.S.A.'s powers to wiretap without warrants in the United States in one respect: when it is eavesdropping on a foreigner's cellphone, and that person travels to the United States, the N.S.A. would be allowed to keep wiretapping for up to a week while it seeks court permission.

Mr. Pellicano grew slightly agitated and asked the question again, seemingly oblivious to the fact that the jury had just heard him tell Ms. Carradine on tape that she needed to keep his wiretapping a secret.

Mr. Gupta may try to keep the wiretaps out of his trial by asserting that he was not a member of any conspiracy with Mr. Rajaratnam, which would preclude application of the co-conspirator exception.

Now 18, she said she had asked Mr. Berlusconi for 5 million euros, or $6.7 million, to keep quiet, according to wiretaps published Tuesday in the Italian press.

At times, they clearly were, as when John and Robert Kennedy secretly brokered a deal with J. Edgar Hoover -- one price being permission to wiretap Martin Luther King -- to keep the Federal Bureau of Investigation from exposing the president's dalliances with underworld characters and presumed spies.

The FBI has argued that such companies sometimes roll out system upgrades without making sure that their wiretap capabilities will keep working.

Prosecutors opposed releasing the material, citing privacy concerns of apparent clients of the ring who were heard on the wiretaps and a general need to keep such investigations confidential.

I will be recapping each Saturday night's double bill and doing my best to keep up with the "front-running", subsidy redistributing and wiretapping of this new Danish drama about economic crime.

The document said analysts should keep descriptions of why the people they are targeting merit wiretapping to "one short sentence" and avoid details like their names and supporting information.

Keep in mind that candidate Obama opposed the Bush administration's warrantless wiretapping of US citizen phones in the name of national security.