Sentence examples for warrant right from inspiring English sources

"We're trying to get a warrant right now," she told Parker.

The fee included option and warrant rights on Gyrus, which is an uncommon way to pay an advisory fee in a straightforward acquisition.

"I have no problem with bearishness," he wrote, "and a good deal of it is warranted right now".

A complicated avoidance plan, also sold to Prudential, involved warrants (rights to buy shares), liquidation of an overseas company and the payout of a dividend.

Tenants were required to show "by what warrant" or right they held their franchises.

"We don't even deserve or warrant the right to speak about the playoffs," linebacker Bart Scott said.

A&E is just a small sticking plaster for a whole host of mental health conditions that warrant the right care, backed by better resources.

The Legal Aid Society, which represents most of the juveniles who appear in Family Court and which urged the city and the state to adopt weekend processing, won a State Supreme Court case in 1990 that gave adults arrested without a warrant the right to appear before a judge within 24 hours after arrest.

Federal authorities would not need to first obtain a warrant, which rights groups say that authority could be easily abused, making it possible for Homeland Security and the Justice Department and its various law enforcement and immigration agencies to shoot down anyone's drone for any justifiable reason.

There is no independent warrant for rights and justice.

Jackson was also warranted the right of final cut privilege, a percentage of the gross profits, as well as artistic control; Universal allowed all filming and visual effects to be handled entirely in New Zealand.