Sentence examples for warrant to make from inspiring English sources

Urgent steps are needed to reform the European arrest warrant, to make sure it fights serious cross-border crime effectively without compromising fundamental rights in the process.

"Hermès as we have built it is a unique company," Mr. de Seynes said, referring to a saddlery founded after his ancestor was awarded a Napoleonic warrant to make what in the equestrian world is termed horse furniture.

But in 2009, the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel signed off on a similar process for searching federal employees' communications without a warrant to make sure none contain malicious computer code.

It will be up to him to give the importance to the Afghan peace talks they warrant to make them a success.

"We don't need warrants to make the arrests.

Alan M. Dershowitz favors torture warrants, to make sure only the right people are tortured at the right time (Letters, Feb. 13).

Some temporary secrecy is surely warranted — to make sure that suspects are not tipped off, that evidence is not destroyed and that investigations are not disrupted.

The increase is warranted to make up for the erosion in judicial pay caused by inflation and Congress's repeated withholding of cost-of-living adjustments that are supposed to be routine.

Additional improvements of the original RF method are warranted to make the applications in GWAS to be more successful.

However, because experience with CFW programs in Syria to date is limited, additional evidence is warranted to make an informed decision about the appropriateness of this cash transfer modality in the Syrian context (Solidarités International 2015; People in Need).

"Now how we engage with judges to get appropriate warrants to make sure we are doing what we need to keep Canadians safe, while respecting their rights, that's the challenge of any government in the 21st century to get right.