Sentence examples for over warrants from inspiring English sources

May was immediately questioned by David Davis, one of the leading Conservatives on civil liberties issues, who praised the report and the prospect of judicial control over warrants, saying that, with the exception of Zimbabwe, the UK has the world's worst record in allowing politicians to authorise surveillance.

While the ten-day has started its descent, the slower-moving 21-day trend line has yet to roll over, thus warranting some caution toward the market.

Since then, their numbers have multiplied to over 300,000, warranting their current label as a "shoot-on-sight" pest.

Given the strong association, MCs could serve as early indicators of HER-2 over-expression, warranting further molecular investigation into their relationship.

The legal standard for whether new information turned over by prosecutors warrants a new trial is whether it would have changed the outcome.

Let him have it.' " Lunch was over; there were warrants to check, hot spots to sit on, gang members to bluff.

The BBC's Magdi Abdelhadi, in Tunis, says it is unlikely Saudi Arabia will hand them over but the warrants will restrict their ability to travel to other countries, especially in the West.

The proposed changes outlined today by the justice secretary, Kenneth Clarke, instead give the DPP a veto power over arrest warrants.

Yet his apprehension that an argument over independence warrants more than shopping-bill logic has hit a popular nerve.

But then the police, enraged over the warrants for their arrest, simply chose to kill her themselves.

By the time of his death, well over 200 warrants had been issued for Cano's arrest, on charges including terrorism, murder and kidnapping.