Sentence examples for warranted ask from inspiring English sources

For example, Betfred's terms and conditions says that it can also, where warranted, ask users to provide a copy an Ewallet statement, driver's license, passport or bank statement.

Other parents, though, think adoptive parents should be prosecuted along with the kidnappers.Help from outsidersThe hitherto undemonstrative authorities now consider kidnapping to be a serious enough problem to warrant asking for outside help—not something that comes naturally to Chinese officialdom.

In an effort to streamline the user experience, the current forms only expand to request further information when initial answers (yes to ashfall, yes to measurements, yes to ash collection) warrant asking these questions.

It was warranted to ask whether cell surface protrusions displayed vertical oscillations with a period on the order of seconds.

It might also be warranted to ask why such perceptions may be present and to assess empirically the extent to which such perceptions actually influence authorship practices.

"Why go into the home without a warrant?" asked the Bronx borough president, Ruben Diaz Jr., adding that city officials must answer that question and others.

He even criticised Lester Holt, the debate moderator, whom Trump described as "the emcee", for challenging him when he praised stop and frisk, a controversial police tactic that involved New York police officers stopping pedestrians without a warrant, asking them questions and checking them for weapons.

The day Singleton missed the meeting, an assistant district attorney applied for a material witness warrant, asking the court to jail Singleton.

The search warrant asked a judge for permission to examine a residence associated with the teen and his car for weapons along with electronic devices, including laptops and cell phones for other communications and messages.

"Operation C.W. Marketing" was a two-week sting operation that began in early September, when investigators with the sheriff's Central Warrants Unit sent invitations to the last known addresses of 10,000 offenders wanted on warrants asking them to test new home electronics and offering $75 in cash and the device being tested in exchange for feedback, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.

But why couldn't they just do it legally?" "Juridically, the operation was totally wrong," says Proença. "They broke down their doors without warrants, asked the women for their names, filled out the papers and used them to bring them to the precinct," says his colleague Luan Cordeiro.