Sentence examples for since warrants from inspiring English sources
The phrase "since warrants" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate a reason or justification related to warrants, but it lacks context and clarity. Example: "Since warrants are issued based on probable cause, they are essential for lawful searches."
The announcement came as Britain welcomed a trade delegation from the country which has near pariah status, for the first time since warrants for President Bashir's arrest were issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, over atrocities in Darfur.
In Los Angeles County, which accounts for one-fourth of all California drug arrests, about 30percentt of offenders who pleaded guilty under Proposition 36 have since had bench warrants issued for their arrests because they failed to show up at treatment centers or did not return to court for a review of their progress, Judge Marcus said.
They claim that LRA violence in the region has got worse since the warrants were issued.
Since arrest warrants were issued, the Lebanese police have predictably failed to find the men, aware that any attempt to arrest them would lead to a major political crisis and a confrontation with Hezbollah.
The eavesdropping is a dangerous breach of attorney-client confidentiality and superfluous to boot, since judicial warrants are readily obtainable; the mass questioning is almost surely not worth the cost in ill will and misdirected resources; and the detention of aliens has been so shrouded in unnecessary secrecy that a proper evaluation of it has been impossible.
Goran Hadzic had been on the run since a warrant for his arrest was issued seven years ago.
But a lawyer for Mr. Clemmons argued that too much time had elapsed since the warrant was issued, and prosecutors dropped the charges.
Since the warrant was issued, Burress's agent and tax attorney have disputed whether he owes any additional tax to the township.
He has been defiant since the warrant was announced on March 4 and this week began traveling abroad apparently in an effort to shore up support among foreign leaders.
Asked what Yates had done wrong since to warrant his sudden departure, Johnson admitted he didn't know the exact details that led to Yates' suspension by the MPA's sub committee because "I wasn't there".
But it is Cuban pieces with which he identifies the most, he said, and he expresses no disappointment at being asked to concentrate so heavily on them at Caramoor, since they warrant wider exposure than they often receive.
