Sentence examples for warrant received from inspiring English sources

For example, Mr. Berger said one client he represented in 1998, whose home had been mistakenly searched based on a faulty warrant, received a $200,000 settlement.

A spokesman for the mobile phone operator said: "Unfortunately, there was a human error during the processing of this information - which was drawn manually from a legacy system - as a consequence of which the Met Police were supplied with a corrupted dataset containing a significantly higher volume of metadata than had been the focus of the warrant received by Vodafone.

According to The Associated Press, upon the plan's completion assuming the billionaire exercises all of his warrants received under the plan Donald Trump would be the largest individual holder of Trump Hotels common stock.

"A pardon isn't official until the warrant is received by the person who requested it, and that hasn't happened yet," the official said.

At his death, he owned approximately 20,000 acres of land in North Carolina and Tennessee (much of which in the latter was part of the Continental Army land warrant he received), as well as 35 slaves.

These outcries, however warranted, have received far more attention than the existing threat to civic and social life elsewhere.

So far, the United States has negotiated privately to sell back to banks the warrants it received in exchange for injected funds.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — The Treasury Department laid out the details on Friday of its proposal for dealing with bank stock warrants it received in return for cash injections into troubled banks.

The police use of "flash-bang" incendiary devices to execute warrants has received some limited discussion by the courts, but the issue has largely escaped public attention.

People with the costlier "senior" warrant could jump the line for a seat on the earliest flight out once travel resumes; those with a "subordinate" warrant would receive compensation for being bumped.

Instead, airlines could charge passengers for a "warrant" attached to their tickets that would carry "senior" or "subordinate" status.Those who have paid the premium for the "senior" warrant can jump the queue to claim a seat on the earliest flight once travel resumes, and those with a "subordinate" warrant would receive compensation for being bumped.