Sentence examples for warrant for taking from inspiring English sources

But the prior warrant for taking $20 from my fellow patron will be a question not of what my server has done to deserve G but of what I have done to be entitled to it.

Leninguer Carballido's relatives forged a death certificate showing that he died in 2010 to convince police to drop an arrest warrant for allegedly taking part in a gang rape some years earlier.

Sen. Michael Noland, an Elgin Democrat, told the AP in July that there might be circumstances where a raise is warranted for someone taking on significant new duties.

Intensified care and additional monitoring are warranted for patients taking more than five drugs, patients with more than 12 total medication doses, patients with drug regimens prone to frequent changes and three or more concurrent disease states, and patients with a history of non-compliance, and the presence of drugs requiring TDM [ 40].

"A felony-warrant task force," he said, "is a cover-up for taking away grant money, my money given to me by the Legislature, to fight illegal immigration".

ISIS is responsible for taking dozens of lives at a time, and these attacks certainly warrant regular media attention.

It's not a dangerous fight for Floyd, it is just stylistically difficult and it's not big enough to warrant him taking that fight.

"The determination of the court does not in any way prevent a fresh application being made for a provisional arrest warrant, taking into account the findings of the court," he said.

(c) They pursue an admission of failure to take the medication as warrant for a recommendation to take the medication.

Participants taking medications for more than one month who still showed signs of significant depressive symptoms were eligible because additional intervention appeared warranted; however, those taking a medication for less than 30 days did not have sufficient time for their depression to respond to pharmacological treatment.

Police and counter-terrorism investigations are now legally more intrusive, including house searches without warrants, taking family members in for questioning, house arrest, more aggressive rules on deportation, and stripping bi-national suspected terrorists or conspirators of French nationality.