Sentence examples for smuggling information from inspiring English sources

In 2005, she was convicted of assisting terrorism by smuggling information from an imprisoned client to his violent followers in Egypt.

Ms. Stewart was charged with smuggling information from an imprisoned client, Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, to his violent followers in Egypt.

Mr. Kim said he suspected that Mr. Jon was one of a growing number of North Korean defectors interested in making money by smuggling information and defectors out of the North.

The sentence was the latest grim chapter in a long odyssey for Ms. Stewart, who was convicted in 2005 of assisting terrorism by smuggling information from an imprisoned client to violent followers in Egypt.

The British Government denied that she was a spy, but recently the ex-head of MI5, Dame Stella Rimington, has revealed new evidence that strongly suggests Cavell was involved in smuggling information as well as men.

In November, the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in New York, sent the case of Lynne F. Stewart, a lawyer found guilty in 2005 of aiding terrorism by smuggling information from an imprisoned client to his violent followers in Egypt, back to a trial judge to determine whether she should receive more than her 28-month sentence.

During the Civil War, Bet's loyalty to the North prompted her to care for Federal prisoners in Richmond and to smuggle information to Union military commanders.

From giant balloons and illicit DVDs to portable media players, campaigners have been extremely persistent in finding ways to smuggle information inside North Korea.

The Associated Press recently announced it will be opening a bureau in North Korea; half a dozen independent news stations in Northeast Asia staffed in part by North Koreans smuggle information in and out of the country.

A competition was established to select writers, teachers and intellectuals; they would study topics like community life, education, crime, youth, art and religion, while helping to smuggle information into the ghetto.

I can smuggle information into press photos, tourist photos, and so on.