As such it warrants improvements for expanding and fine-tuning such over-time comparisons for informing theory and crime prevention policies.
The American Civil Liberties Union wants to help Microsoft challenge government gag orders that prevent it from telling its customers when it receives warrants for their information.
"We support the Email Privacy Act, which passed the U.S. House of Representatives yesterday, because it would codify the warrant-for-content requirement and update an old law on government access to Internet communications," Facebook said in its announcement of the transparency report.
It's warranted for two years and unlimited miles, and its battery pack is projected to last for 50,000 miles — quite a way to go on an open-air scooter.
Shlaim says that while the wording was vague, its objective "was to clear the interior of the country of hostile and potentially hostile Arab elements and in this sense it provided a warrant for expelling civilians".
When respect is this formalized all through the political system, when speech becomes sacerdotal and impervious to interrogation, it becomes a warrant for assertion rather than argument.
We realize this has already been all over the nerd blogs and whatnot, but we thought it warranted mention if only for the pandemonium it stands poised to wreak on certain parts of the world.
Since 9/11, the N.S.A. had largely ignored the law requiring it to get a warrant for each domestic target whose content it collected.
Yet for Laikipia, it warrants consideration as to whether these employment lines are sustainable for the mid- to long-term future, particularly if animal-caretaking jobs fully replace animal-ownership practices.
Being a teen mom didn't mean I was lazy and didn't want better for myself, it didn't mean I was promiscuous and it certainly didn't warrant for the stares, comments and rude thoughts people had about me.
