The phrase "warrant not" is not correct or usable in written English
You could instead use "warrant not to" or "do not warrant." For example, you could say "I do not warrant the accuracy of the information provided."
(Not only did the search warrant not name Jose, it described a taller man).
Granted a royal warrant not long after, its signature green style was first released in 1955 and a range of welly socks followed.
But the union says that its scientific studies establish that the beef represented enough danger to human health to warrant not complying with the organization's ruling.
Had a search warrant not been used, Mr. Martz said, the seizure would have been delayed, giving Mr. Limbaugh and his doctors a chance to alter or destroy the records.
The most worrying aspect of this, however, is that any company served with an equipment interference warrant not only has to assist the authorities in implementing it, but is also legally bound not to disclose that fact – to anyone.
A jury had found that he participated in the murders, the appellate courts had determined that he had a fair trial, and there was "no mitigation" that would warrant not putting him to death, Mr. Sutton said.
Relatedly, as we will see, Wright would have the consequent saying that (3) is warranted, not just that a warrant is assumed.
Though we're far from parent and child, our relationship warrants not just recognition, but celebration.
The arrest warrant does not permit bail.
Would that warrant him not playing?
The warrant did not specify the type of medication.
