Sentence examples for warrants in the wake of from inspiring English sources
The law, an amendment to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, followed disclosure of the Bush administration's secret program to wiretap international communications without obtaining court warrants in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks.
They were released when prosecutors withdrew an arrest warrant in the wake of a public outcry.
Concerns about gun violence in schools are warranted, especially in the wake of the February mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, Vargas said.
The Wall Street Journal editorial board echoed them last week in writing that Texas, once again, is "being sneered at by coastal elites" who now say the city needs more regulation (and warrants some introspection in the wake of the storm's devastation).
Warrant canaries became popular in the wake of the 2013 Snowden disclosures revealing the extent of government surveillance programs, as a tacit route to signify to users when a service might have been compromised by a government request for user data.
He cannot have been thrilled at the prospect of giving up these directorships when F&C introduced its new rules last year in the wake of the warrants fiasco.
While these talks have to date yielded little more than a good-will agreement to end the conflict, it appears that the arrest warrant for Bashir has shattered even these fragile gains, as the rebel group announced in the wake of the ICC warrant that it is pulling back from further negotiations".
Though the wording of "putting Iran on notice" was a bit odd, a strong message in the wake of the tests was warranted.
This public misperception, warranted or not, ensured that every coincidental health event that occurred in the wake of the swine flu shot would be scrutinized and attributed to the vaccine.
The Trump administration's new actions against China come in the wake of Canada's Dec. 1 arrest on a U.S. warrant of a senior executive for a major Chinese telecommunications equipment maker, Huawei Technologies.
In the wake of September 11th the Union approved plans for a pan-European arrest warrant which will short-circuit traditional and lengthy extradition procedures.
