Sentence examples for writ to from inspiring English sources

It takes a gutsy translator — especially of the Holy Writ — to countenance mystery, much less messiness.

It is understood that she is planning to deliver a writ to Downing Street tomorrow.

For the writ to work, it must be someone within the court's jurisdiction.

I'll have to get a habeas writ to get you out".' That proved unnecessary.

But on Wednesday morning they were awoken by High Court enforcement officers with a writ to clear the homes.

The council's role, which helps to extend the court's writ to mass crime scenes where it would otherwise be barred, is granted by the I.C.C.'s statute.

Napthine formally triggered Victoria's election period on Monday by issuing the writs to the state's governor.

Any serious revelations in the British press would be followed by lawyers' letters threatening writs and sometimes, for well-heeled litigants, actual libel writs to match.

The writs to the sheriffs asking them to call knights and burgesses did, however, reach a more or less final form in 1295.

He made the warning just hours before the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, arrived in Canberra to ask the governor general for writs to be issued for a federal election.

One authorized the Governor to call out the state militia at his own discretion and prohibited the courts from issuing writs to block the Governor from using this new authority.