Sentence examples for by warrant from inspiring English sources

First, privacy: in the United States, first-class letters and parcels are protected from search and seizure except by warrant.

There are also a court of appeal and magistrates' courts, and island courts may be established by warrant to rule on land disputes.

The attack by Warrant Officer Timothy Jones, who has since left the army after 23 years' service, resulted in his victim considering suicide and suffering from nightmares.

Now, across much of America, what starts as a simple speeding ticket can, if you're too poor to pay, mushroom into an insurmountable debt, padded by probation fees and, if you don't appear in court, by warrant fees.

Mr Vicary, 41, from Cornwall, a Warrant Officer Second Class with the Rifles, trekked to the South Pole in the footsteps of Captain Scott, with a team led by Warrant Officer Mark Langridge.

"Even if the only thing you are concerned about is our rights, who are you going to look to in order to protect our rights if not the government?" The Bush administration's proposals would allow law enforcement agents to do the following: *Obtain voice-mail messages by warrant rather than go through the more cumbersome procedure of applying to a court for wiretap authority.

A more fundamental reason is that the ways in which terrorists operate these days are less susceptible to control by warrant-wielding policemen.As the ways of the terrorists change, so do those of the security services.

It claimed that protection provided by warrants signed by a secretary of state under the Intelligence Services Act conflicted with individuals' right to privacy under the European Convention on Human Rights.

The bill also includes powers to shut down websites, and powers for the police to enter and search premises by warrants if necessary, and seize and destroy legal highs.

The 2000 Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa) requires the tapping of defined targets to be authorised by a warrant signed by the home secretary or foreign secretary.

Beauchamp's plan was complicated by a warrant sworn out against him by Ruth Reed.