Sentence examples for will have warranted from inspiring English sources

"Time will have warranted/ All that the foliage brung," Mr. Pulido sings at the top of the first verse, repeating it later as a callback.

(Let's hope his evident dread will have been warranted).

But with only two games to play, Samit Patel and Ravi Bopara will have to warrant consideration for the must-win day-nighter at Trent Bridge on Wednesday.

Those who fail to appear will have a warrant for their arrest issued.

If he concludes that an indictment is warranted, Mr. Sharon will have the opportunity to request a hearing before a final decision on whether to indict.

Once it has been determined a procedure or admission is warranted, patients will have free choice of CDT teams and physicians within CDTs.

They will have to obtain a warrant to carry out surveillance.

The warrant will have to be precise and narrow enough to feed straight into the software that conducts the searches the databases will be far too huge to permit any other approach.

"If there are any legal implications, the intelligence agency will have to obtain a warrant and judicial authorization," Blaney said in February.

For more intrusive surveillance, such as the accessing of the contents of communications (what specific page someone viewed for instance, or what they wrote in a message) and the bulk collection of communication data, a warrant will have to be signed off by a government minister, and it will also require authorization from a new Investigatory Powers Commission, comprising senior judges.

"Any time that the activity conducted by CSIS could infringe the rights of Canadians, they will have to seek a warrant," he said on Monday outside of a committee where Senators were studying his other bill to widely expand CSIS' powers without increasing oversight.