Sentence examples for may issue only from inspiring English sources

Certificates of appealability may issue "only if the applicant has made a substantial showing of the denial of a constitutional right". §2253(c)(2).

Unlike publicly traded banks, the regional savings banks' ownership model makes it difficult for them to shore up their balance sheets because they are controlled by local politicians and may issue only nonvoting shares with many strings attached.

While a warrant may issue only upon a finding of 'probable cause,' this Court has long held that 'the term 'probable cause' * * * means less than evidence which would justify condemnation,' Locke v. United States, 7 Cranch 339, 348, 3 L.Ed. 364, and that a finding of 'probable cause' may rest upon evidence which is not legally competent in a criminal trial.

Because this intrusion is both an immediate and substantial invasion of privacy, a warrant may be issued only by a judicial officer upon a demonstration of probable cause the safeguard required by the Fourth Amendment.

After the date the permanent board first meets with a quorum of its members present, voting common stock of the Corporation may be issued only to originators and certified facilities.

In such cases a certain item may be issued only as a "conference room paper" (with fewer editing and translation requirements) although its substance might be so significant that it would have been much better in the interest of international law researchers if it could have been issued as a UN document.

(d) In park areas where the enabling legislation authorizes the killing of wildlife, a permit which authorizes the killing of plants, fish or wildlife may be issued only when the superintendent approves a written research proposal and determines that the collection will benefit science or has the potential for improving the management and protection of park resources.

(d) A permit authorizing the killing of plants, fish or wildlife may be issued only when the Executive Director approves a written research proposal and determines that the collection will not be inconsistent with the purposes of the Presidio Trust Act and has the potential for conserving and perpetuating the species subject to collection.

Search warrants may be issued only by a neutral and detached judicial officer, upon a showing of probable cause -- that is, reasonable grounds to believe -- that criminally related objects are in the place which the warrant authorizes to be searched, at the time when the search is authorized to be conducted.

Permits may be issued only at the smallest level of local government, and one by one.

Rejection may be issued only in two situations: if the balance on the cardholder's account is insufficient or if, based on the data provided by the merchant's bank, there is suspicion of fraud.