Sentence examples for warrant not only from inspiring English sources

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 cop may, without a warrant, not only stop but also frisk you.

However, certain inflection points in the child's life, like a college education or a major career option will warrant not only educating them on money, but also might warrant some quick arrangement of money for unforeseen expenditure.

"In essence, the Search Warrant not only aims to identify the political dissidents of the current administration, but attempts to identify and understand what content each of these dissidents viewed on the website," court documents read.

He must prove that the Transmeta technology warrants not only stealth, but the money and industry ambitions now riding on it.

Yet the production that opened on Wednesday night at the Walter Kerr Theater warrants not only sighs of relief but also at least a few lusty cheers.

The private house owned by the occupant warrants not only built-in designs and other permanent design features (lighting, flooring, etc).

Powerful members of the United Nations and the African Union should stand behind the court — which has no means of enforcing its own warrants — not only as a weapon against this genocide but as a way to fight the next one.

Syria's arrest, imprisonment, torture and murder of doctors and nurses for providing medical care to its enemies warrants not only condemnation but also referral to the United Nations Security Council for prosecution for war crimes.

This finding indicate that some problems remain during the transition stage from childhood to the adulthood and this warrants not only early diagnosis of TMD-pain in children and adolescents but also a decent management of TMD-pain in children.

CAMP troops were searching without warrants not only the homes of suspected pot growers, but also the neighbors' homes as well, ostensibly to "protect themselves".