Sentence examples for interest in issuing from inspiring English sources

The decision maker must be satisfied that "the public interest in issuing the warrant outweighs the public interest in protecting the confidentiality of the identity of the source".

A seizure that is justified solely by the interest in issuing a warning ticket to the driver can become unlawful if it is prolonged beyond the time reasonably required to complete that mission.

The special counsel's office has expressed interest in issuing a subpoena to a woman who gained notoriety a decade ago for running a prostitution service in Manhattan, the woman, Kristin Davis, said in a brief phone interview Saturday morning.

Breyer, and maybe the court as a whole, may have an interest in issuing an opinion as narrow as possible -- one that upholds the government's power to prosecute actual corruption, but also one that brings clarity to the law as written, which seems to cast a wide net over acts that in McDonnell's view are ordinary politics.

Harry Snyder, a West Coast director of Consumers Union, said he will demand that the FPPC conduct an investigation of Voss' failure to make complete reports and also whether he had a conflict of interest in issuing marketing orders that might affect his farming businesses.

In public, the firm trumpets its interest in issues like animal rights, and recycling, and obesity.

Researchers are beginning to take an interest in issues relating to the sustainability of audits.

Robert Rubin Oddss, 50/1 Pros: Has long expressed interest in issues of inequality and economic growth.

Young people particularly show little interest in issues such as Ayodhya that once mobilised huge numbers.

Dr. Kaye had a deep interest in issues of gender and early development.

The public may like his seriousness, and his interest in issues like tax simplification.