Sentence examples for release warrant from inspiring English sources
noun
A court order authorising the release of a detained or imprisoned person.
He began his fast in jail and refused to leave when a release warrant was granted, demanding the right to hold a long public hunger strike.
Despite a hastily arranged release warrant, Hazare is refusing to leave the high-security Tihar prison in Delhi until the government allows him to mount a public hunger strike.
Hazare was granted a release warrant to leave Delhi's high security Tihar prison after less than 12 hours' detention, but he refused to move – or to eat – until his demands were met.
One message American diplomats say they have conveyed to North Korea is that if it moved quickly to turn over Warrant Officer Hilemon's remains and release Warrant Officer Hall, the nuclear agreement will not be threatened.
The New York Times has asked the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to release warrant application documents on President Donald Trump's former campaign aide Carter Page.
Likewise, the roles of IP6K1 depletion in pancreatic β-cells and in insulin production and release, warrant further investigation.
In vitro cytotoxicity investigation of DOX loaded micelles demonstrated that a faster drug release warranted a more efficient cancer-killing effect.
According to a police press release, "warrants have been issued and police have been actively seeking to locate and arrest (Corbett)." Corbett was recorded making a racist rant by Abbotsford lawyer Ravi Duhra on October 21.
Due to the use of a constant weight/volume formulation, acrylate concentrations were not held constant (Table 2), and the effect of this factor on TGFβ1 release warranted further investigation, particularly because the rate of polymerization scales directly with the acrylate concentration to a first approximation.
D.C. police also released warrants for two pro-Erdoğan counter protesters: Mahmut Sami Ellialti, who faceson two felony assault charges and Ahmet Cengizham Dereci, who faces one felony and one misdemeanor charge.
But they are deeply divided about when sentences of life without the possibility of release are warranted.
