Sentence examples for telephone misuse from inspiring English sources

And though telephone misuse accounted for a larger percentage of punishments over all, misuse of e-mail or the Internet was more likely to result in dismissals.

Other violations included smoking, selling autographed baseballs for cigarettes, misusing his telephone privileges and shaving his head.

Others have prison disciplinary violation or allegations related to communication and the misuse of telephones etc.

He acknowledged that there are risks around how the technology might be misused, but he said they're outweighed by the benefits: "The example I would offer is, would you not invent the telephone because of the possible misuse of the telephone by evil people?

The Wildcats were short-handed because 12 players had been suspended for three to eight games on a staggered basis because they misused a university telephone calling code.

A Florida man has been accused of misusing the emergency telephone system after he allegedly called 911 to gripe about being served tiny clams at a local seafood restaurant.

Congressmen Jim Sensenbrenner, who worked with president George W Bush to give more power to US spies after the 11 September terrorist attack, said they had misused it by collecting telephone records on all Americans and claimed it was time "to put their metadata programme out of business".

The legal action, backed by the National Union of Journalists (NUJ), has been initiated at a time when the media are protesting that police are misusing surveillance powers to access reporters' telephone records to unmask confidential sources.

Andimuthu Raja, the former telecommunications minister, was jailed on charges of misusing his post to sell off valuable mobile telephone spectrum licenses in 2008 at rock-bottom prices.

The article described the activities of a small group of telephone "hobbyists," including Mr. Draper, who had learned how to control and misuse the nation's telephone network.

No, you would build the telephone and you would try to find a way to police the misuse of the telephone".