Sentence examples for physical intrusions from inspiring English sources

So strip searches have been ruled out? "There are limits to what we can do in terms of physical intrusions, yes.

Protection structures are visual and physical intrusions into natural landscapes, and they alter natural processes and introduce exotic habitat.

A drone involves no such physical intrusion.

"Physical intrusion is now unnecessary to many forms of surveillance," Justice Sotomayor wrote.

Some courts say that collecting DNA by swabbing someone's cheek before conviction is permissible because the physical intrusion is minimal.

We have no doubt that such a physical intrusion would have been considered a 'search' within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment when it was adopted".

The ruling reaffirmed the basic right of privacy that Americans are constitutionally entitled to enjoy in their own homes in an era when high-tech devices make it possible for police to snoop without any physical intrusion.

In a 7 1 ruling, the Supreme Court reversed this decision, arguing that the Fourth Amendment protects people, not places, and that its reach cannot depend on "the presence or absence of a physical intrusion" into any given space.

"The cyberattack is not covered under the standard business-interruption policy because it is not considered a physical intrusion," said Ty R. Sagalow, who is in charge of the new insurance field at A.I.G.

The real case to answer here is physical intrusion and harassment, both clearly covered by the Independent Press Standards Organisation's editorial code (and in much the same terms by Ipso's rival, Impress).

In a landmark 1967 case, Katz v. United States, the court ruled that placing an electronic listening device on the outside of a phone booth was a search, even though no physical intrusion on private space occurred.