Sentence examples for unauthorized invasion from inspiring English sources
He also happens to be sweet on Marcus's younger sister, Syd (Gabrielle Union), an undercover federal agent who is mixed up in their case, and whose abduction by the chief bad guy occasions the unauthorized invasion of Cuba at the end of the movie.
In this system, unauthorized invasion of a user were identified and newer types of attacks were sensed and classified respectively by the neuro-genetic algorithm.
Attorney Mike Allen filed a nine-count lawsuit on the woman's behalf against the hospital on Tuesday, accusing it of unauthorized disclosure, invasion of privacy, negligent supervision, and infliction of emotional distress.
Lana Tisdel sued the film's producers for "invasion of privacy" and the unauthorized use of her name and likeness prior to the film's theatrical release.
The biomedical data of a user must be securely protected and cannot be accessed/altered by an unauthorized person, as this is a serious invasion of privacy.
To keep the island nation and Báez secure in power, Grant ordered naval ships, unauthorized by Congress, to secure the island from invasion and internal insurrection.
The biomedical data of a user must be securely protected and cannot be accessed/altered by an unauthorized person, as this can cause a serious invasion of privacy.
Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas won damages today in a lawsuit against a celebrity magazine for having published unauthorized pictures of their wedding, but they lost an invasion of privacy claim that had been the concern of press freedom advocates.
A5 Celebrity Lawsuit Settled Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas won damages in a lawsuit against a celebrity magazine for having published unauthorized pictures of their wedding, but they lost an invasion-of-privacy claim that had been a concern of press freedom advocates.
While the unauthorized use of someone's name or image was sometimes barred as an invasion of privacy, the right belonged to that person alone and could not be assigned to others.
