Sentence examples for given warrants from inspiring English sources

Bieber had been given warrants to buy sixteen per cent of the stock of PhoneGuard's parent company, a struggling Boca Raton firm called Options Media.

(The queen, her mother, her husband and her eldest son have given warrants to about 800 companies. Her grandson, Prince William, may someday join the exclusive club, too).

Generally, recording companies are given warrants they can convert later into equity in these start-ups in exchange for the licensing agreement, and they are also paid royalty fees.

A consortium of suppliers – which included the music majors and movie companies Warner Bros and Universal Pictures – were given warrants that, under certain conditions, converted to 2.5% of equity.

Tesla also received a $465 million long-term loan from the Energy Department, which was given warrants to buy up to 9,255,035 common shares upon the closing of the offering at an exercise price of $2.51.

The Aventis board voted to give warrants, which would have increased its outstanding shares by 22percentt.

When Congress bailed out Wall Street, it required banks to give warrants to the treasury.

It's also a court that was set up to give warrants, not to write opinions on whether surveillance programs in general were lawful.

Royce characterizes critical rationalism as the view that "What is, gives warrant to ideas, makes them true, and enables us to define determinate, or valid, possible experiences" (Royce 1976 [1899 1901], 266).

Given the warrants' complexity, problems can emerge.

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