Sentence examples for staff tapped from inspiring English sources

The government this week tried to defuse criticism of widespread telephone tapping by the scandal-ridden state intelligence agency, which is to be shut down, by claiming that Mr Iguarán's staff tapped the telephone of a Supreme Court official.

give them something they would not have had without me". By making the case that the organization would prove the "feasibility" of "educational equality," Kopp and her staff tapped into powerful wells of sentiment.

On Thursday, the Army vice-chief of staff tapped to run the war, General John "JC" Campbell, will testify to the Senate about his plans for managing the remainder of US involvement in the conflict – now amidst deep and rapidly unfolding uncertainty about who will become the Afghan president, and how.

In one episode DiSpirito, unable to pay staff, taps his AmEx account, telling an employee, "Just go to the AmEx Open account".

Yet, on Court Phillipe Chatrier on Monday, the injury looked to have resurfaced as early as the second game of the match, as he gestured to his coaching staff, tapping the left-hand side of his lower back with his racquet and shaking his head.

They huddled together and laid out their plan, eager as a pack of hounds, then headed out, their wooden staffs tapping quickly as they walked off on separate paths.

With plasters on their blisters and bandages round sore knees they stream onto the street, rucksacks strapped to their backs and staffs tapping on the paving stones.

Rosen could hand any number of teams the opportunity to build in the same way for the next three seasons, provided a staff taps into his gifts.

As ever he smiles a big charming smile while the Microsoft staff tap away on laptops, not looking up; they will have briefed him carefully on who I am and what media outlet I write for.

A scandal is brewing in the Senate Judiciary Committee, where it appears Republican staff members tapped into the computers of Democratic staff members, stealing confidential strategy memorandums concerning judicial nominees.

General Gantz, a former deputy chief of staff, was tapped for the job after another candidate's appointment was canceled because of accusations surrounding a property deal and after months of bitter infighting among Israel's top army officials.