Sentence examples for risk of interception from inspiring English sources

"The so-called flotilla has indicated its intention to deliberately breach Indonesia's territorial sovereignty, thus placing themselves at risk of interception and arrest by the Indonesian authorities.

Many organizations also require their employees to use virtual private networks, which lower the risk of interception when accessing public wireless sites.

Maybe I didn't text as often as I should have as a result of international data fees and the risk of interception, which would have put me in mortal peril.

The intended recipient could then open the e-mail account and read the draft -- since no e-mail message was sent, there was a reduced risk of interception, the researchers said.

As long as the Libyan Air Force knew that there was some risk of interception, its pilots would be much less motivated to drop bombs and more inclined to defect.

Judge Lynch wrote that the law "indisputably and significantly broadens the risk of interception" for Americans' communications, lowers the burden of proof for the government in wiretapping suspects and decreases the oversight role of judges.

Albuquerque-based TCI Medical had been trying to raise funds to start producing isotopes domestically using the safer low-enriched uranium -- which would enable the United States to halt bomb-grade exports to foreign producers and thereby eliminate the risk of terrorist interception.

This stranglehold on French movement off their own coastline seriously affected the French colonies, including those in the West Indies, as their produce could not reach France and supplies and reinforcements could not reach them without the risk of British interception and seizure.

What I saw was an offense that could score, explode, run the no-huddle but at the risk of three interceptions and two fumbles and that was O.K. as long as it scored 35 points.

"Bringing PAC-3s to places such as Iruma makes them the focus of interception strategy and therefore [puts them] at risk of becoming the target of attack by other countries," campaigners said in a statement.

Pennington recognized the coverage and threw the ball out of the end zone rather than risk an interception.