Sentence examples for over intrusion from inspiring English sources

Despite the Blairs' attempts to enjoy a low-key vacation, their three-week break in France and Italy saw a number of skirmishes with the British and continental media, and repeated threats by Downing Street officials to complain to the press complaints commission over intrusion.

Our fears of over intrusion were unfounded.

Several academic studies have been undertaken to see just where the line between loving watchfulness and over-intrusion might be drawn.

For example, depressive symptoms such as irritability, sadness and social withdrawal [ 14] often elicit maladaptive parenting behaviours, such as unresponsiveness or over-intrusion, which by causing the child distress, are thought to be associated with poorer child emotional development [ 9].

Celebrities and public figures are queuing up to sue over intrusions into their privacy.

Legal actions over intrusions into privacy have reached a record level, according to a survey conducted by Thomson Reuters.

And the company is already the subject of several class-action lawsuits from users over the intrusion.

Or beloved primary school teacher Lucy Meadows, whose coroner said "shame on all of you" to the assembled press over media intrusion during her last months of life.

Giving a masterclass in evasion, Alton rebuffs the charge of industry hypocrisy over press intrusion: "As far as I know, no newspaper editor has ever had an affair".

The campaign against Farsi1 illustrates the growing fear among Iranian leaders over the intrusion of private broadcasters onto the country's airwaves, which is challenging the state's monopoly over the flow of information.

The New Jersey decision also underscores the extent of the battles over government intrusion into personal data in a quickly advancing digital age, from small town police departments to the National Security Agency's surveillance of e-mail and cellphone conversations.