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• It turned out that a fraud had been committed and that it had been serious enough to warrant the man's prosecution, had he lived until his arrest and trial.
• Other things being equal, for every €1 fall in the share price, the warrant price falls by five times more.
• It's serious enough to warrant immediate action.
• Based on the current warrant and share price, the warrant gives gearing of 1.8 times.
• It says they are given a travel warrant and asked to sign a form - waiving their right to access further homeless services in York if they return.
• There can be no warrant for the cold-blooded execution of a surrendered terrorist.
• The investigators, who had a military warrant , copied the hard drive of one lawyer's computer, Rehkopf said.
• There is no warrant for the long-term or indefinite detention of a non-UK national whom the Home Secretary wishes to remove.
• But I wonder whether the Times ever was honest and bias-free enough to warrant the ‘paper of record’ label.
• But he maintained that there is no warrant for reading into it that any discussion was intended by Himmler to take place with Hitler about killing the displaced Jewish Lubliners.
• There is in my judgment no warrant for it in the statutory language.
• Police have issued a warrant for the arrest of former the York man John Wilson after he failed to turn up at court for allegedly breaching his order.
• He disclosed that police had ignored a warrant for Mason's arrest that was issued after he had not appeared for his hearing.
• it wouldn't warrant closing the school
• He has made mistakes the last few days, but they're not nearly serious enough to warrant his dismissal.
• The truth of, and warrant for, the belief are secured, not by evidence, but by the satisfaction of certain very general conditions on experience.
• Don't you think that this alone is enough to warrant sanctuary zones aimed at protecting not only habitat, but also the valuable breeding stock capable of replenishing other areas?
• The court issued a warrant for his arrest not backed for bail.
• The Commission went on to find that his arrest had been made pursuant to a lawful arrest warrant issued before his abduction.
• Now she was not only in the States illegally, the police had issued a warrant for her arrest after an antiwar protest that turned ugly.
• Police issued an arrest warrant for bigamy and John, who now lives on the Isle of Man, turned himself in last week.
• The police obtain a warrant , search Deirdre's apartment, and discover the uniform.
• But Mrs Pearson has not been allowed to see documents to prove a travel warrant was raised.
• He then failed to answer a summons from the examining magistrate, and a warrant for his arrest was issued on 28th January 1997.
• On receipt of the authority to proceed the metropolitan magistrate may issue a warrant for the arrest of the person specified.
• There is no warrant for the claim that he became anti-Christian or antireligious after coming to power.
• She maintains that it is predictive efficacy that counts, and that predictive success provides no warrant for claims about truth or existence.
• Of course, the generals' categorical denial of a conspiracy simply serves to underline that the rumors are serious enough to warrant their attention.
• It is his submission that there is no warrant for the proposition that the claimant can rely upon matters which were unknown and could not have been known to the defendant.
• an extradition warrant
• warrant bonds
• we'll issue you with a travel warrant
• The consent of the insane is no warrant for harming them.
• There is as yet no warrant for ruling out an arithmetical set that is not decidable, or for ruling out a decidable set that is not arithmetical.
• There is no warrant for describing military action, be it controversial or otherwise, that target those who plan, dispatch and carry out terrorism as a campaign of murder.
• But he was not considered to be a serious enough risk to warrant a full-scale surveillance operation.
• Sentencing, Recorder John Gibson said the offence was serious enough to warrant custody.
• Despite the catastrophic consequences of the accident, they said the standard of Martin's driving was not serious enough to warrant a longer sentence.
• The Soldiers determined the boy's illness was serious enough to warrant hospitalization.
• Officers executed a warrant in Chorley, Lancashire, on Thursday and a 29-year-old man was arrested.
• The game probably did not warrant all those red and yellow cards but nevertheless the result keeps Acorn on top of the table.
• The same evening, officers executed a warrant at an address in Buller Street, Bury, where Craig was arrested.
• If you're in doubt as to whether your fever is serious enough to warrant a call to your doctor, err on the side of caution.
• Moreover, he wrote, the failure to get a warrant was not justified.
• Young people aged 10 to 17 who plead guilty to their first offence will be sent to new youth offender panels, providing their crime is not serious enough to warrant a custodial sentence.
• The tribunal ruled that Kim knew what she was doing and agreed with Netto bosses that the loss was serious enough to warrant dismissal.
• magistrates issued a warrant for his arrest
• When a roof needs a tune up, it means there are defects needing attention but that conditions are not serious enough to warrant roof replacement.
• As a sheriff is liable for the acts of the officers acting under his warrant , his bailiffs are annually bound to him in an obligation with sureties for the faithful discharge of their office.
• Where a malfunctioning alarm has been going for more than 20 minutes, council officers will be able to apply for a warrant to use force to gain entry to a house and silence it.
• there is no warrant for this assumption
• He stood behind an elderly man who was arguing over whether or not his bowel condition was serious enough to warrant surgery, or something of the like.
• HIV / AIDS in many societies is serious enough to warrant this type of response, but it is easy to see why a government may be hesitant to declare a state of emergency.
• Rothbard is still correct in maintaining that Mises has no warrant for assuming what the purposes are of those who recommend the minimum wage.
• The Tribunal thinks the arrest warrant issued in one State is not valid in other State.
• that offense is serious enough to warrant a court marshal