Sentence examples for wiretap it from inspiring English sources

It's easy for the government to wiretap it by going to the phone company, but not easy for anyone else to wiretap it.

The traditional phone system is well-protected enough that, although the government can wiretap it, organized criminals can't.

The chief judge of the Federal District Court in San Francisco, Vaughn Walker, ruled last week that the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act was the law of the land for Mr. Bush and that when the government failed to get a warrant to wiretap, it broke the law.

In its most recent report, the A.O. noted fifteen encounters with encryption in the course of a wiretap; it was unable to decipher the text in four instances, noting that it was the first time "that jurisdictions have reported that encryption prevented officials from obtaining the plain text of the communications since the A.O. began collecting encryption data in 2001".

The horrible irony of this claim is that the NSA already knew that 9/11 hijackers Khalid al-Midhair and Nawaf al-Hamzi were in the United States (in San Diego) prior to the attacks because of a legal wiretap it had on an al Qaeda safe house in Yemen, but failed to act on the information.

The usefulness of these devices is in question, but in order for any such device to be of any use in detecting a wiretap, it will need to be able to detect electrical or signal changes over the phone line being tested.

The Palermo magistrate started wiretapping it immediately.

Each year, it makes public a single tally of how many wiretaps it has approved.

And without a devastating trail of e-mails or wiretaps, it is hard to prove intent.

Sylvester Stallone and Keith Carradine were wiretapped, it turned out; Garry Shandling was subjected to an illegal criminal background check.

But, really, the word "lie" isn't an accusation when it comes to things like the Obama wiretapping; it's a description.