Sentence examples for warrant noting from inspiring English sources

The history of social life in New York includes many nights that warrant noting — the first of Caroline Webster Schermerhorn Astor's balls for the city's 400 wealthiest and most distinguished residents in 1892; any 2 a.m. at Max's Kansas City 80 years later; Sean Combs's inaugural White Party in the Hamptons in 1999.

In concluding, the limitations of the study warrant noting.

In an Aug. 16, 2013, ruling U.S. District Judge Dean Pregerson struck down parts of Measure B that allowed searches of film sets without a warrant, noting that adult films could occur anywhere -- even a private home.

The warrant noted that Davydova and Gorlov's bedroom window looks out over a base that hosts an élite brigade of the G.R.U., Russia's military-intelligence service.

Defence attorneys argued that a prison term was not warranted, noting that the misdemeanor charge carries a potential of only six months in prison.

French officials argue that the differentiation is warranted, noting that the country's deficit is estimated at 8 percent of gross domestic product this year and its debt was 78 percent of gross domestic product last year — well below the worst-hit countries.

It warrants noting that the current investigation was not designed to directly compare outcomes between schools.

Critics of the draft bill have previously slammed the overly broad capabilities offered by bulk warrants, noting for example that it is pretty hard to judge proportionality if you don't know who exactly you're targeting.

One of the warrants noted he and Hannah had been on "multiple day trips," most recently visiting Malibu and Hollywood.

The judge in that case granted a warrant and noted there was a risk of insolvency if the £49m HMRC tax case went against Rangers.

The warrant also notes an interview with Kirk Anthony Johnson, a Paisley Park staff member and sometime drummer for Prince, who told another detective that Prince had visited the Highway 212 Medical Center not far from Paisley Park for "an illness" in 2014 or 2015.