Sentence examples for neither warrant from inspiring English sources

In that instrument I hold there is neither warrant, license, nor sanction of the hateful thing; but interpreted, as it ought to be interpreted, the Constitution is a GLORIOUS LIBERTY DOCUMENT.

Daly added: "In our view, this issue neither warrants nor necessitates a 'one size fits all' solution.

It requires neither a warrant nor a finding of probable cause when it collects the call records of millions of individuals, and it requires neither a warrant nor a finding of probable cause when NSA analysts query the database to investigate the call records of specific individuals whom they suspect of terrorist activity.

Searches in public schools require neither warrants nor a showing of probable cause.

Argentine players were involved in both incidents, although neither warranted any action from the on-field umpires.

Reading these ramblings the scales fell from my eyes and I, for the first time, found Pat Conroy to be verbose and filled with a sense of grandeur that was neither warranted nor needed.

Kanye West has made some bold claims, Bono has got a bit of an ego, but neither has warranted a headline to match "Singer James Blunt 'prevented World War III'".

The humans in this insufficient melodrama warrant neither sympathy nor interest.

For example, that one sees the sum of things as a vast machine may be suggested by what goes on in science, but this view can neither claim scientific warrant itself nor draw on scientific prestige, because it seems to spring from nothing better than mere whim.

CNN and Fox News would reduce Latinos to fodder for fear-mongering, and the documentariat would make them objects of pity, when they wanted and warranted neither.

Officer Morales's lawyer, Richard H. B. Murray, maintains that Mr. Mineo was never abused, and that Officer Morales neither saw the warrants nor heard any warning from Officer Kern.