Sentence examples for lead to warrant from inspiring English sources

Near the Raritan Bay Slag Superfund site in Sayreville, N.J., where lead, arsenic and copper were found, four samples taken from a public playground area and a beach showed enough lead to warrant an official warning against recreational activity.

But the complaints about American policy are similar to what terrorists use as a justification, and along with his exhortation to "do something," could qualify as enough of a lead to warrant further investigation.

The fears that Cobb and Ahmed describe — court debts that lead to warrants and people who are afraid to leave their homes as a result — compound the force that can be wielded during raids or protests like those on the streets of Missouri.

That will include a new scheduling and case-tracking system, easier access to information and reminders of trial dates (failed appearances led to warrants in 38percentt of summonses cases last year), and a new governing body made up of the mayor's office, district attorneys, and judges that will implement goals to be met.

The Lord Chamberlain's Office, which provides advice on granting warrants, said: "Standards are monitored, and any credible allegation that a warrant holder was acting unlawfully would result in an immediate review and may lead to a warrant being cancelled.

This could lead to a warrant for your arrest.

The official said that it was "highly probable" that the case would go forward and that it could lead to arrest warrants.

Failure to appear can then lead to a bench warrant.

A failure to do so can lead to a criminal warrant for missing court dates.

Did you mean two decimal places?Steve Brown Statistician LetchworthHertfordshireReforminging Leviathan* SIR – While the general drift of your discussion of civil service reform ("Modernising the Mandarins", August 9th) is fair, any analysis that might lead to a valid warrant for action requires a much more refined model of the system of public administration.

Those injuries would soon lead to an arrest warrant for the mother -- not because she had caused the harm, but because she did not return her son, along with his wheelchair-bound twin, to their abusers.