Sentence examples for warrants announced from inspiring English sources
The warrants, announced by Deputy Attorney General Rahmatullah Nazari, were part of a broader sweep that included the arrests on Thursday of three people identified as officials of the Independent Election Commission and two money-changers, all Afghans.
The arrest warrants announced by the court's chief prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, became a major issue during the election campaign, and politicians here said it contributed to the nationalists' victory.
Habersham County Judge James Butterworth, who signed the "no-knock" warrant, announced his retirement within days of the raid.
However, even if further ICC arrest warrants are announced, Libya is still able to make admissibility arguments before the ICC to return the cases in Libya and the remaining perpetrators will still require a national justice process, either through domestic courts or through a hybrid court.
The day that the arrest warrant was announced, Assange sent me a message with a smiley-face emoticon.
After the warrant was announced, Mr. Mahdi threw the support of the party he leads, one of Sudan's biggest, behind Mr. Bashir, at least for the moment.
He has been defiant since the warrant was announced on March 4 and this week began traveling abroad apparently in an effort to shore up support among foreign leaders.
Shortly after the warrant was announced Saturday, Mr. Youssef confirmed on Twitter that he had been summoned and said he intended to visit the prosecutor's office on Sunday.
The Sudanese government has long vowed to resist the court, and it summoned several humanitarian organizations to a meeting almost immediately after the warrant was announced, according to aid officials.
"Justice has not been done because the execution process was not followed property and his death warrants were not announced by a local court," he said.
The warrant had been announced in October to encourage investors to hold the stock while the Treasury executed a series of restructuring transactions.
