Sentence examples for warrant gives from inspiring English sources
In a statement, the ACPO President Sir Hugh Orde says: "It is ACPO's view that the European Arrest Warrant gives us a stronger, more effective means of arresting dangerous criminals across borders and thus keeping our communities safe at home - it is not an instrument which we can afford to lose".
These efforts were made under writs of Quo warranto, which asked the recipient what royal grant or warrant gives the recipient the authority for a right or a power.
Use of a subpoena, unlike a warrant, gives the recipient an opportunity to hire a lawyer, to consider his options, and to assert any defenses or privileges that might be available.
A.I.G. also promised the Fed a warrant giving it the right to own 80percentt of the company.
But it is not so powerful as to warrant giving it the museum's entire fourth floor.
At 6 p.m. Friday, Doris Meissner, the immigration commissioner, had received a federal search warrant giving her the authority to remove Elian from the Little Havana home.
But, he says, plenty of anecdotal evidence exists to warrant giving mental training some serious consideration in any plans to improve.
The memorandum directs prosecutors to drop cases that may have been tainted by the officers' involvement, including those in which the officers made the arrest, signed a search warrant, gave information from an informant or recovered physical evidence.
And third, granting this power must be subject to a warrant given by a third party, preferably a judge, but possibly a minister responsible to parliament who is outside the organisation seeking the right to intrude.
Campbell said it was "absolutely extraordinary" that Tory MPs were so determined to end UK participation in the European Arrest Warrant, given that police chiefs and the home secretary, Theresa May, were firmly in favour of retaining it.
Mr. Drucker said the warrant gave the agents authority to search for possible violations of eight sections of the federal criminal code, including those dealing with money laundering and public corruption.
