Sentence The phrase "put warrant" is not commonly used in written English.
It could be used in the context of a legal process or to mean that someone is sure about something but is not an expression that is commonly seen in everyday English. Example sentences: The police had to put a warrant out for his arrest. I can put a warrant on that statement.
Under these arrangements, called put warrants, if the stock trades at a specified price when they expire -- between $69 and $78 a share -- Microsoft must pay the holders an amount equal to that price multiplied by the number of shares covered by the warrants.
I've been accused and people have put warrants out on me numerous other times, but as of today, I'm on no probation, I haven't been charged with anything, so I'm just keeping my head up and make sure I'm doing everything to make sure I'm all right with myself".
According to company filings, 163 million shares are covered by put warrants that will begin to expire in June.
The Division of Parole put a warrant out for Mr. Jackson's arrest last month after he failed to attend his parole appointments.
When Mitsuhirato discovers the deception, he convinces J.M. Dawson, the corrupt Chief of Police at the Shanghai International Settlement, to put a warrant out for Tintin's arrest.
"They told me if I couldn't do $100, they were going to put a warrant out for me," Thomas said in an interview.
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The Orange police had issued an arrest warrant for Mr. Everett for aggravated assault with a firearm, he said, and the Essex County Sheriff's Office had put out warrants for violation of parole and failure to appear in court for crimes ranging from weapons possession to drug sales.
With this move, SpiderOak joins the likes of Apple, Tumblr, Pinterest, and a handful of others who are putting the warrant canary concept to the test.
He also did not know that the police had put out a warrant for his arrest.
