Sentence examples for enter residences from inspiring English sources

Although landlords and condominium property managers have the right to enter residences, those who do not share walls enjoy greater rights to privacy.

The suits filed in Brooklyn Federal Court seek new department rules governing the use of no-knock warrants, court orders permitting the police to enter residences without any notice to surprise the occupants.

While he cautioned that the department still has to establish procedures for use of the cameras, including what divisions will test the technology and standards for privacy concerns when officers enter residences, he said the goal is still to move quickly on implementation.

Hoover said, in general, deputies are barred from entering residences without a warrant, unless they believe someone is in immediate danger.

That's why Mr. Tindall opposes an ordinance under consideration here would impose fines and suspend the driver's licenses of underage drinkers whom police officers catch after entering residences.

The investigation has been prompted by a series of surveillance videotapes — released by Jeff Adachi, the city's public defender, and private defense lawyers — showing officers suspected of falsifying reports, illegally entering residences and, in one instance, making a purposefully flawed arrest for drug possession.

Last July 25th, in the early morning hours, the FBI conducted a series of coordinated actions across the Pacific Northwest, during which dozens of Joint Terrorism Task Force agents broke down doors, entered residences with automatic weapons drawn, and used flash-bang grenades while searching the homes of several targeted individuals and serving subpoenas on others.

Under the terms of the agreement, Afghan forces can still call on American troops for help and authorize them to enter Afghan residences and private compounds.

There will be 22 two- to three-bedroom villas and 51 three- to four-bedroom houses, all with private infinity pools; owners will be able to enter their residences in a revenue-sharing rental program.

When police officers arrived at the house on Friday, the homeowner, Essie Mae Scranton, gave them permission to enter the residence.

WASHINGTON — More than 60 years ago, the Supreme Court ruled that the police were not entitled to enter a residence without a warrant merely because they smelled burning opium.