Sentence examples for warrant open from inspiring English sources

Labour has also said Cameron's decision not to fully consult parliament could leave the warrant open to legal challenge.

Along with health care, trade agreements and the war in Iraq, proposals to reduce the scourge of guns warrant open discussion and debate during the remaining months of the presidential campaign.

The explanation people gave most often was that they didn't have enough money to warrant opening one.

But he added, "I am familiar with the rules of engagement, and what I did was not even close to something that I think would warrant opening fire".

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Dr. Joseph McNamara, a pediatric oncologist in Guilford, said that the numbers of children dying of cancer and other illnesses in Connecticut is too small to warrant opening a hospice.

But the regional office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and county, town and village police said they had never received any evidence from a Minuteman that was credible enough to warrant opening an investigation.

Police forced their way in without a warrant, opening fire as they entered and arresting more than a hundred people.

The Special Investigations Unit, which looks into cop-caused fatalities and serious injuries, has said the injuries from Henry's Tasering weren't bad enough to warrant opening a file.

This overbroad search warrant opened up all of my confidential files to the scrutiny of people who have no right to review them.

I have concluded that the information known to me warrants opening a preliminary review into whether federal laws were violated in connection with the interrogation of specific detainees at overseas locations.