Sentence examples for all warrants from inspiring English sources

This all warrants examination.

It is clear that the Espionage Act did not delegate authority to issue all warrants compatible with the Fourth Amendment.

The city will also be required to extend an amnesty scheme for municipal violations, meaning all warrants issued by the municipal court since January 2014 will be eliminated unless there is "good cause to continue prosecution".

'That all warrants, without oath or affirmation, to search suspected places, or to seize any person or property, are grievious and oppressive; and all general warrants—to search suspected places, or to apprehend suspected persons, without naming or describing the place, or the person in special—are illegal, and ought not to be granted.' See 3 Thorpe, Federal and State Constitutions (1909), 1688.

The administration continued to assert on Wednesday that the N.S.A. program had operated legally, but it also said the time had come to allow the intelligence surveillance court, known as the FISA court, to review all warrants on all wiretaps in terrorism investigations.

It all still carries the same liability and security risk, and it all warrants the same kind of scrutiny.

Talking when the teacher is, passing notes to friends, mobile phones out when they shouldn't be, and just general tomfoolery in class would all warrant a detention slip or two from a ruffled teacher.

This may be the most random sentence you will probably read today, but who knew Harry Potter references, proving the teacher wrong, sandwich-throwing and yelling "YOLO", and showing off cat pictures could all warrant a detention slip?

New hair, new specks or a new 'stache (on a dude) all warrant a selfie blast.

These results provide supportive evidence for an infectious aetiology for c-ALL and HD, and possibly for all ALL, which warrants further investigation.

Currently, most patients evaluated for AHF are admitted to the hospital, yet not all warrant inpatient care.