His deputies trumpeted the recent arrests of 27 sex offenders on immigration warrants as a sign the county's actions matched its rhetoric.
The cab-top advertisements displaying half-naked women seem so everyday they barely warrant a glance; the neon signs rising from the desert floor are ordinary; the wedding chapels, lining Las Vegas Boulevard like pieces of old confetti, begin to strike you as just another choice in the decision of where to marry.
Luckily, some adviser told him not to scare off the children: Christie promised that, if conditions warranted, he would sign an executive order to reschedule Halloween.
Therefore if a decision is made not to treat a child with enough symptoms or signs to warrant an LP, it would seem sensible to observe them carefully and consider repeating the LP if there is any change in their clinical condition to make sure a CNS infection is not missed.
The found object, then, is almost always a symbol: something that has a weightier significance than its ordinary appearance seems to warrant; something that acts as a sign if only it can be decoded.
In the west, law enforcement or intelligence agencies must get a court order before wiretapping (in the UK, a warrant signed by a secretary of state, usually the home secretary).
He said that "a number of communication service providers, big internet companies, many of whom are American, have raised questions about... the right of the intelligence agencies on our behalf, in exceptional circumstances, on the basis of a warrant signed by a secretary of state, to intercept a telephone call or an email, to actually listen so you can hear the content".
The Fourth Amendment guarantees freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures that is, those made without a warrant signed by a judge.
Some of this information was being shared with GCHQ, though it is still unclear how much of this material was sought – requiring a warrant signed by a minister – rather than offered by the Americans, which would not.
He did submit to a test in the hospital, about seven hours after the accident at 8 a.m., to comply with a warrant signed by a judge, Commissioner Kelly said.
