100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "warrant"

Definition

A "Warrant" is a legal document issued by a court or an authorized body that gives law enforcement the authority to perform a specific act, such as searching a property or making an arrest. It can also refer to a justification or guarantee for a particular action or belief.

Synonyms

• Authorization
• Permit
• License
• Justification
• Guarantee
• Certificate

Antonyms

• Prohibition
• Denial
• Rejection
• Invalidation
• Disapproval

Examples

1. The judge issued a warrant for the suspect's arrest.
2. The police will warrant a search of the premises based on probable cause.
3. The evidence does not warrant further investigation at this time.
4. She believes that the circumstances warrant a detailed explanation.
5. The company must warrant that its products are safe for consumers.
6. The lawyer argued that the warrant was obtained illegally.
7. The situation may warrant immediate action to avoid further complications.
8. This report does not warrant any changes to the current policy.
9. The manager will warrant the quality of the service provided to customers.
10. There is no evidence to warrant such drastic measures.
11. The police can warrant a search if they have sufficient evidence.
12. The findings warrant a second look at the initial conclusions.
13. He felt that his actions were justified and warranted a response.
14. The judge's decision to issue a warrant was met with controversy.
15. The circumstances warrant a reevaluation of our strategies.
16. The inspector will warrant that the building meets safety codes.
17. The urgency of the matter may warrant a quicker response.
18. The evidence presented does not warrant a conviction.
19. They will warrant that all protocols are followed during the investigation.
20. His behavior did not warrant such a severe punishment.
21. The police need to warrant probable cause before making an arrest.
22. The letter will warrant a formal reply from the committee.
23. The findings may warrant further research in this area.
24. The board will warrant the changes if they are deemed necessary.
25. The situation does not warrant alarm at this stage.
26. They must warrant compliance with the new regulations.
27. The data collected does not warrant a change in direction.
28. The warranty will warrant repairs for the next two years.
29. The detective must warrant credibility in his investigation.
30. The circumstances do not warrant such an extreme reaction.
31. The government will warrant assistance to those affected by the disaster.
32. The committee will warrant further discussions on the proposal.
33. His reputation does not warrant such high expectations.
34. The article does not warrant a subscription to the magazine.
35. The team will warrant a review of the performance metrics.
36. The judge ruled that the evidence was sufficient to warrant a trial.
37. The report should warrant immediate attention from the authorities.
38. The organization will warrant funding for innovative projects.
39. His actions did not warrant a response of that nature.
40. The police chief believes that the situation does not warrant a lockdown.
41. The program aims to warrant better educational opportunities.
42. The contract will warrant compliance from all parties involved.
43. The feedback does not warrant any significant changes.
44. She felt the need to warrant her decision with solid facts.
45. The doctor will warrant further tests if symptoms persist.
46. The evidence gathered does not warrant releasing the suspect.
47. The findings will warrant a reassessment of the initial conclusions.
48. The police must warrant their actions to the public.
49. The new policy will warrant a training session for all staff.
50. The expert’s opinion does not warrant any changes in approach.
51. The committee will warrant a report on the project's progress.
52. The circumstances may warrant a change in strategy.
53. His experience does not warrant his current position.
54. The board will warrant the investment after thorough evaluation.
55. The urgency of the situation may warrant immediate intervention.
56. The law does not warrant such an extreme response.
57. The police must warrant their need for a search warrant.
58. The information provided does not warrant further action.
59. The contract should warrant protection for both parties.
60. The circumstances warrant a careful examination of the facts.
61. The new evidence may warrant a second trial.
62. The organization aims to warrant support for local initiatives.
63. The analysis did not warrant a change in policy.
64. The inspector will warrant the safety of the product.
65. His behavior does not warrant such harsh criticism.
66. The investigation will warrant further scrutiny.
67. The report may warrant changes to existing regulations.
68. The findings do not warrant immediate action.
69. The project will warrant additional funding next year.
70. The urgency of the case may warrant an expedited hearing.
71. The police can only warrant a search if they have a valid reason.
72. The evidence presented does not warrant a conviction.
73. The decision to warrant a trial was made after careful consideration.
74. The committee's findings will warrant a public announcement.
75. The company's policies warrant compliance from all employees.
76. The situation does not warrant any drastic changes.
77. The officer must warrant that the suspect is apprehended.
78. The new regulations will warrant compliance checks.
79. The results of the study may warrant further investigation.
80. The police will warrant a search if they have probable cause.
81. The findings may warrant a review of existing practices.
82. The law does not warrant such an action.
83. The report should warrant immediate action from management.
84. The committee will warrant a thorough evaluation of the situation.
85. The circumstances warrant a closer look at the evidence.
86. The judge will warrant the release of the documents.
87. The evidence does not warrant a trial at this time.
88. The recommendations will warrant further discussions before implementation.
89. His actions warrant a serious conversation about ethics.
90. The company's policies must warrant employee safety.
91. The findings could warrant a shift in public policy.
92. The investigation will warrant a review of the protocols.
93. The urgency of the matter may warrant a special session.
94. The police can only warrant a search with a valid reason.
95. The evidence should warrant immediate action from authorities.
96. The committee's decision will warrant a public statement.
97. The situation may warrant a change in leadership.
98. The law requires that the officer must warrant the search.
99. The findings of the report may warrant a policy change.
100. The urgency of the project will warrant additional resources.