Sentence examples for statutory warrant from inspiring English sources

If the argument for preserving a balance between security and privacy compels a stronger wiretap power, it must also means a broader statutory warrant requirement, one that covers most of what we do on the Web and covers most records.

Emily Gee, head of designation at English Heritage, said: "While the whole Great Western railway is historically remarkable, statutory listing is warranted for its buildings of special architectural or historic interest.

The bottom line is that we should demand the following: no increase in the power to wiretap without a statutory recognition of a broader warrant requirement that reflects the reality of the privacy interest in stuff stored on the Web.

"I can, therefore, see no justification for by-passing all the usual statutory safeguards involved in obtaining a warrant".

A statutory fix that simply waived the warrant requirement when both parties to a conversation were foreign would scarcely address this problem.

Even more surprising, Mr. Polanski, who cannot travel to the United States because of an outstanding arrest warrant on a charge of statutory rape, was named best director over favorites Rob Marshall ("Chicago") and Martin Scorsese ("Gangs of New York").

Those commitments include a guarantee all Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) warrants respect the charter and a statutory review of the full anti-terror act after three years.

Once it's a cultural problem, that brings statutory relativism; women from some communities are simply not thought to warrant the interventions that would be made if they were white and British.

Telecommunications companies are exempt from liability under 18 U.S.C. 2511 2)(a)(ii), as long as they receive either a court order directing them to provide assistance or obtain a certification by the attorney general or his designee that no warrant or court order is required by law, that all statutory requirements have been met, and that the specified assistance is required.

Whatever people of good will and good sense may argue about the merits of the Florida court' s reading, there is no warrant for saying that it transcends the limits of reasonable statutory interpretation to the point of supplanting the statute enacted by the "legislature" within the meaning of Article II.

Warrants have been issued charging Mr. Frausto with kidnapping and statutory rape.