Sentence examples for warranting themselves from inspiring English sources

She disapproved of the way police were "warranting themselves".

Warrants were not always the framers' solution; sometimes warrants themselves were the problem.

The format will enable the three banks to bid for the warrants themselves.

Evidence uncovered by FISA warrant can be introduced in criminal cases, but the warrants themselves can be granted only for intelligence investigations.

Judge Melville also said he found it impossible to edit the material so that some of it could be released, although he promised to try to edit some related materials, like the search warrants themselves.

They are not sent by physicians, and most have no symptoms to warrant exposing themselves to radiation doses that may add up to the equivalent of 500 chest X-rays, the National Radiological Protection Board says.

Many of those things will present themselves as warranting a response.

Auditors who sign off on filings that fail to offer such a caveat when clearly warranted risk sanctions themselves.

He hastens to suggest, however, that those teachings are themselves warranted by our own current empirical evidence the implication being that such truths and the concomitant rejection of Copernicanism might well be revisable.

These deficiencies in case sheets and their use themselves warrant attention from program managers, to ensure standardized and evidence-based practices in health facilities, that can be assessed through case sheet audits.

Until further work is carried out, it would seem sensible to recommend that practices encourage patients to follow new problems up with the same doctor, especially for patients whose symptoms or signs at the initial consultation may represent an underlying cancer but do not in themselves warrant immediate investigation or referral.