Sentence examples for warrant team from inspiring English sources
"He fought pretty vigorously with the warrant team," said William Novak, an assistant district attorney in the special narcotics prosecutor's office.
Missing a single court date can spell disaster: the judge will issue a warrant for your arrest and a team of police officers (the "warrant squad") will be dispatched to find you.
Ellis (zero sacks, seven tackles) hasn't done enough to warrant double teams or force quarterbacks into errant throwing situations, and while both Carter and Mark Anderson have a respectable 4.5 sacks a piece, Anderson has just 10 total tackles on the season.
Further investigations are also warranted in team sport players to demonstrate the optimal dosing and timing of such heat+hypoxic camps, and to examine how this may translate into competitive match outcomes.
"Maybe they'll wake up and realise that this division warrants two teams going up, and then a play-off, like every other league.
Mr. Belk said yesterday that "the size of the company doesn't warrant a management team built to oversee an infrastructure that was much larger than what was required".
However, the high stress levels of this innovative palliative team warrant attention.
We can complain all we want about the missing iPhone 5 and Apple's refusal to respect their set top box or their desktop machines but in the end this is Apple doing what Apple does best: creating a spectacle around what at any other company would warrant maybe a team kegger and cookout for a software or hardware job well done.
Hours after the judge issued the warrant, a SWAT team burst into the home where the Phonesavanh family was staying.
The warrant allowed the team to look not just for drugs, but for "paraphernalia" used to harvest and package illegal drugs.
And since we are talking about loot, ask your ask your Test and County Cricket mandarins, which country would they rather have visit them — I warrant that few teams could get the turnstiles clinking as effectively as a visiting Indian team.
