Sentence examples for warrants expected from inspiring English sources

Lucent said it had a net favorable impact of 4 cents a share from items including a tax benefit, an investment gain and costs related to restructuring and warrants expected to be issued as part of a lawsuit settlement.

The reorganization plan calls for creditors and shareholders to receive about $129.3 million in cash, notes with a face value of $67 million and common stock and warrants expected to be traded over-the-counter.

Additional arrest warrants are expected in connection with the post-election violence in Ivory Coast.

At the most, the warrants are expected to be worth no more than $4 to $5 a share because they would not be exercisable for five years.

In fact, most institutional investors dissatisfied with company management will sell the stock, because the expected benefits of activism do not warrant the expected costs.

Government proposals to allow intelligence officers "real-time" access to emails, calls and messages without a warrant are expected to be outlined in the Queen's Speech.

Later, as business warrants, she expects to hire creative and account people versed in the machinations of retailers.

The negative correlation between anal HPV infection and CD4 count, albeit expected, warrants further study and corresponds with the positive correlation with HIV plasma viral load.

Bill Amideo, general counsel for the Georgia Department of Corrections, said that once Georgia issues a warrant, it expects a fugitive to be returned.

Further, the government should have an incentive to follow the law without such challenges, as investigators will hope the warrants are successful and will expect warrants to be challenged in court in a motion to suppress.

He was held on a European arrest warrant and is expected to be extradited to the Netherlands to face justice.