Sentence examples for published warrant from inspiring English sources

In 1966, he published "Warrant for Genocide: The Myth of the Jewish World Conspiracy and the Protocols of the Elders of Zion".

Recent weeks have seen tensions rise between the Kirchner administration and journalists — particularly those attached to opposition-leaning publications such as the Clarin newspaper, which first published the warrant story.

8 Since 2006, several studies evaluating the accuracy of hs-CRP in predicting AF recurrence have been published, 9 19 warranting a systemic and quantitative summary of current evidence on the accuracy of CRP in predicting AF recurrence after cardioversion.

Brough was named in an extract of a search warrant published by the Australian newspaper.

A one-page extract of the warrant, published by the Australian newspaper, suggests the AFP is investigating whether Brough "counselled and procured" Ashby to disclose extracts from Slipper's 2009 to 2012 official diary and provide those extracts to third parties without authority "contrary to section 70(1) of the Crimes Act 1914 by virtue of Section 11(2) of the Criminal Code 1995".

Well-powered studies to investigate ART-related laboratory practices and monitor adherence to the recently published guidelines are warranted, and we encourage professional bodies to promote such research efforts.

This is a serious concern that has received little attention in the published literature and warrants further research to establish the effect of such worker flows on the public health system [ 19].

However, after Calvo's lawyer challenged that statement and media published copies of the warrant, the commander of the county's narcotics enforcement division stated that no-knock warrants do not exist in the county.

Of the 138 proposed criteria, 127 criteria had supporting published evidence sufficient to warrant their inclusion in Round 1 of the Delphi validation which yielded 124 criteria with median Likert scores of 1 or 2. One hundred and seven of these 124 criteria had median Likert scores with 75th centile values of 1 or 2 and were retained as validated criteria.

However, when something that egregious is published, we believe it warrants a more direct apology.

In particular, a widespread dissemination of the field guidelines on the prevention of adhesions in gynaecological surgery published in 2012 [13] is warranted.