Sentence examples for warrant makes from inspiring English sources

The small matter of an outstanding Interpol warrant makes travelling a difficulty.

But the word "warrant" makes it sound as if he were about to be arrested; in fact, a tax warrant is a public notice that the state has put a lien on property, and Mr. Thompson says that when he received it, he paid up.

The Victoria Cross warrant makes no specific provision as to who should actually present the medals to the recipients.

He won the match and collected $3.65 million, but the United States issued an arrest warrant, making him a fugitive.

Crime EU measures such as the European arrest warrant make it easier to return fugitives to face trial and to transfer prisoners to their home country.

In the West Bank, many young Jewish settlers see themselves as engaged in a God-given mission, one risky enough to warrant making plans for their own funerals.

Rather, until now there has not been enough for the person holding the role to do to warrant making it full-time.

Even if there are eight eligible films, the committee can decide that they are not of sufficient quality to warrant making the award.

"I don't believe the science has advanced sufficiently in 20 years since DSM-4 to warrant making a new system," he said.

Kamerud said the search warrant made public on Tuesday was supposed to have been filed under seal and he had contacted a court administrator to ensure that it was sealed.

Despite the high temperatures, tournament officials left the retractable roofs on both main arenas open because a combination of factors including humidity and court temperature did not warrant making the venues a temporary indoor haven from the heat.