Sentence examples for given a warrant from inspiring English sources

If the judge granted it, law enforcement would be given a warrant to seize the son's firearms.

It is better to give a Warrant officer too much respect than give a Flight Lieutenant too little.

And if he really thought he would spend only a token period behind bars before being released and given a travel warrant to Margate to collect his pint of warm beer, he was being naive in the extreme.

When it was all finished we were given a railway warrant and seven days' leave, which for a young married man was a definite highlight!

If the petition is approved, the authority to make the grant is given through a warrant signed by the Herald Chancellor or the Deputy Herald Chancellor.

For example, in searching for incriminating evidence, they can, given a suitably tailored warrant, break down the front door of a person's home, rip apart walls and floors, and rifle through personal possessions.

Henry Morgenthau, the US ambassador, described the Turks as giving "a death warrant to a whole race".

Mr Blunkett later admits he had been wrong to give a rail warrant intended for MPs' spouses to his married lover.

Mr. Dooley said the F.B.I. broke down Mr. Kelly's door around 7 a.m. and gave a search warrant to his companion.

He was given a verbal warning and a warrant check.

In defining what beliefs are warranted, given a directed graph representing a cognitive state, Pollock first defines a partial status assignment that assigns the statuses "defeated" or "undefeated" to some of the nodes of the graph.