Sentence examples for would wiretap from inspiring English sources

But Beijing was galled that Mr. Bo would wiretap Mr. Hu, whether intentionally or not, and turned central security and disciplinary investigators loose on his police chief, who bore the brunt of the scrutiny over the next couple of months.

Rudy: I'd triple Guantanamo, quadruple Abu Ghraib, and I'd wiretap every single human being in the United States.

And she understood that he'd wiretapped Mr. Carradine, his then girlfriend Haley Dumond as well as Ms. Dumond's parents.

But, as Mr. Ovitz said at the end of his testimony, he had "no idea" that Mr. Pellicano would illegally wiretap his targets or follow them or harass them.

Under this new Jail-the-Leakers Act, my Times office would be wiretapped and the guy who tipped me to the petty corruption would spend three years in the slammer -- with me in the next cell for contempt in refusing to testify.

Gov. Gary Locke and Attorney General Christine Gregoire announced proposals for security legislation that would expand wiretapping authority and make terrorism a state felony punishable by the death.

By November of 1963, all of King's phones -- both at home and at the S.C.L.C.'s offices -- would be wiretapped.

Not content to be known as just the man who'd allegedly wiretapped and threatened Anita Busch, Mr. Pellicano sought to establish that he had some very respectable clients around the time Anita Busch was threatened--something that Mr. Ovitz had already pointed out.

They'd probably just wiretap the meeting and render the participants to secret overseas torture dungeons.

Maryland's House of Delegates has approved antiterrorism legislation that would broaden powers to wiretap telephones and monitor e-mail messages and other computer communications.

I do not understand why the F.B.I. would spend time wiretapping John Liu".