Sentence examples for warrant applying from inspiring English sources

It concluded that the Sept. 11 attacks were "plainly sufficient" to warrant applying the laws of war.

The company refused to turn over the data, arguing that the warrant applied only to materials in the United States and not those held outside the country.

Although FBI director James Comey has conceded to skeptical legislators that victory in the Apple case will indeed establish a precedent, the Justice Department on Thursday continued to argue that the warrant "applies to a single device" only.

There was no extraordinary fiscal crisis in Ringwood this year that warranted applying for extraordinary aid.

But critically Cameron can point to the fact that the commission has agreed that current level of EU migrations into the UK warrants applying the brake.

However, the likelihood that these warrants apply only to first-time offenders is small.

But if people read the law carefully, they would see that a judge still has to approve the search by issuing a warrant first, applying the same constitutional standards.

As a result, these factors should be taken into consideration for each separate case, and the careful consideration of the orthodontic appliance used is warranted, when applying torque on upper incisors.

Singling out the correct or most accurate equations is beyond the scope here; however, caution is always warranted when applying equations to trees that are considerably outside the range of diameters used to construct the equations [16].

The vast majority of the studies were conducted in Europe, and some caution is warranted in applying the results to other healthcare settings.

PPR identified 6.2% of 30-day readmissions among pediatric patients as potentially preventable and excluded some diagnoses amenable to quality improvement or of uncertain preventability; the authors concluded that caution was warranted when applying the tool to pediatric populations [ 16].