Sentence examples for warrants a read from inspiring English sources

That's the kind of unwavering honesty which warrants a read of this amazing autobiography.

If it's an important email, surely it warrants a second read.

The paper warns that the measure will bring negative consequences--crime, birth defects, and social dislocation--so its analysis warrants a close read.

While relatively unknown among modern readers, the Sir John Davies' magnificent and ambitious poem Orchestra, or a Poeme of Dauncing was well-received by Renaissance audiences and warrants a careful reading.

The Supreme Court said the constitution did not warrant such a reading and struck down the policy based on it: holding detainees from the war in Afghanistan without charge.

But others warrant a closer reading.

ECPA said that if an email was unopened and fewer than 180 days old, law enforcement would need to get a warrant to read it on a server.

But support for a shield law surged after it was revealed that the leak-obsessed Obama administration had obtained the telephone records of Associated Press reporters and secured a warrant to read the emails of a Fox News correspondent.

Generally law enforcement officials do not need a warrant to read e-mail messages that are more than 180 days old.

At the F.B.I., the Clinton investigative team was reassembled, and the Justice Department obtained a warrant to read emails to or from Mrs. Clinton during her time at the State Department.

The software giant is suing the Justice Department, challenging its frequent use of secrecy orders that prevent Microsoft from telling people when the government obtains a warrant to read their emails.