Sentence examples for wiretap at from inspiring English sources

"If they're up on a wiretap, at what point do they not have the right to listen to union activity?" he asked of prosecutors and investigators.

Blazer wore a wiretap at the London 2012 Olympics and, although seriously ill, has been continuing to help the FBI with its investigation.

The F.B.I. knew the two men were the killers because it had been using an unauthorized wiretap at the headquarters of the New England Mafia in Providence, R.I., and had heard Mr. Flemmi ask the Mafia boss, Raymond Patriarca, for permission to kill Mr. Deegan.

They'd need a wiretap at the precise moment IronLogik was hopping through cyberspace and what were the odds of that?

The driftnet fishing approach, where anyone can be wiretapped at any time, however, raises some constitutional questions.

If the reaction at the United Nations is more subdued, it may reflect the recognition that wiretapping at the United Nations is as old as the institution itself.

Mr. Fitzgerald left open one possibility, that he might consider releasing copies of wiretaps at the governor's campaign office and home phone.

The President, H. R. Haldeman, and Henry Kissinger arranged to have certain of their own colleagues and five newsmen wiretapped, at least partly in the hope of discovering the source of the leak.

Prosecutors used wiretaps at Mr. Rajaratnam's trial that showed him boasting about his source inside Goldman, but unlike his other alleged tippers, Mr. Gupta apparently was not recorded actually passing along any insider information.

He denied his lawyers' motion to suppress the use of wiretaps at trial and to dismiss three of the counts in the government's complaint that were claimed to be either vague or duplicative.

At one point he even claims that Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked the Pentagon Papers, "had certainly been briefed" on the fact that he had been wiretapped at the White House's behest, an absurd assertion.