"There are cases that are so horrendous and the evidence so strong, it just warrants a death sentence," Ms. Foster said.
"For those of us who feared that R2P was just a warrant for war, our fears have been vindicated," says David Rieff, an advocate-turned-critic.Responsibility to protect gained ground after ghastly mass killings in the late 20th century, including massacres by the Khmers Rouges in Cambodia in the 1970s; the use of chemical weapons in Iraq in 1988; and ethnic cleansing in Bosnia.
Relatedly, as we will see, Wright would have the consequent saying that (3) is warranted, not just that a warrant is assumed.
On that basis, Apple's current market cap is just about warranted.
Since then, the government has asked FISA judges to approve entire surveillance programs, not just individual warrants.
If he was told of this convention and had it in mind when the monarch was spilling the beans about Captain Hook – if, better still, the Queen herself said, "Now, Frankie, this is strictly between you and me," or similar – then the grovelling is just about warranted.
The dilution to shareholders is minimal, usually just some warrants attached to the debt.
With the FISA court now approving entire surveillance programs as opposed to just surveillance warrants pertaining to an individual, the need for this adversarial role is even more pressing.
I will never run away from justice, but any warrant is just for propaganda.
The officers in the two police trucks, members of an apprehension team that searches for violent offenders, had just executed a warrant in the Bronx and were headed to Brooklyn with another warrant, the police said.
