Sentence examples for such warrants from inspiring English sources

By sanctioning this power, the IPT has upended 250 years of common law that makes clear such warrants are unlawful.

The investigatory powers bill provides that the home secretary issues such warrants, subject to approval by a judicial commissioner.

Officials said a significant number of the detainees had such warrants -- often for minor crimes -- and were turned over to local authorities to resolve them.

It would not comment on whether that meant he had effective immunity from extradition, but such warrants are usually enforced by the police.

The interception of communications commissioner, who is responsible for overseeing the use of these powers, has reported that the home secretary issued 1508 such warrants in 2008 (down from nearly 1900 the year before).

Such warrants are typically obtained in secret before a magistrate judge and not made public, but Comey told his deputies that he wanted to send a letter to congressional leaders the next day.

But Justice Minister Salah al-Marghani insisted that no such warrant had been issued.

One such warrant seen by the Guardian shows that they do not contain detailed legal rulings or explanation.

There has been at least one other such warrant based on DNA evidence, in a 1991 case in Kansas.

The City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, who spoke alongside Mr. Bloomberg, said two-thirds of such warrant requests were denied in court.

During the Middle Ages, manifold authorities held some sort of legal warrant for their authority, whether feudal, canonical, or otherwise, but very rarely did such warrant confer supremacy.