Sentence examples for terms of warrant from inspiring English sources

We will focus on fittingness here, but analogous points can be made in terms of warrant.

In a multiple conclusion argument from A to B, C, any warrant we have for A does not necessarily transmit to B or C: the only conclusion we are warranted to draw is the disjunction B or C, so it seems for an analysis of consequence in terms of warrant we need to understand some logical vocabulary (in this case, disjunction) in order to understand the consequence relation.

Now, they're amending terms of warrants granted to Mr. Buffett in the same deal that also works well both ways.

The firm said on Tuesday that it had changed the terms of warrants issued to Mr. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway during the financial crisis, essentially making the billionaire one of the firm's biggest investors without having to pay additional money.

This is said to have been outside the terms of the warrant, which was concerned about a search for material relating to the Mount Penny coal tenement.

"Formal errors were made in terms of the warrant form, of the information I have received on its contents as well as in terms of my rights to have this presented in the Swedish language," said Warg.

Under most wiretaps, they reason, investigators have to review all the material that comes in over the wire and discard any material that they are not entitled to review under the terms of the warrant -- say, a conversation with the suspect's grandmother.

The airline would not disclose the terms of the warrants, which give a holder the right but not the obligation to buy shares at a certain price.

By then it was clear that in 2005 Argentina's GDP would grow by about 9% for the third straight year and that the peso would appreciate by 10% or so in real terms against the dollar (under the terms of the warrants, this also boosted the payout).In this section Once more unto the breach, dear clients, once more Learn as you churn Leading us astray?

Anyway, the idea for my book started with those twenty-six titles and, even though I do make some metallic leaps in terms of what warranted a full review, I wanted to acknowledge some of the "bubbling under" material.

The channel's legal counsel, Perla Jaimes, has been indicted for "obstruction of justice" for insisting the terms of the search warrant be respected.