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Among the sort of policing that fell away, the former officer said, was officers’ routine sweeps of areas where drug users congregated, to check their names for outstanding warrants, which would often net suspects in local burglaries.

At least a dozen times, the report states, judges issued bench warrants for her arrest for violating the terms of her release requiring her to enter various treatment programs.

Housing authority officials didn’t cancel the eviction warrant until a month later.

Whether new team members or veteran managers, we assume we have neither the capacity nor the warrant to reinvent how our organizations work.

The USA Freedom Reauthorization Act grants federal authorities the ability to collect “tangible things” related to national security investigations without a warrant.

Their usefulness may be regarded as a warrant of a wider adoption of them.

Once on the horse, it would have been no jest, and I'll warrant you would soon have left the castle far behind.

"Yes; I'll warrant they're glad," cried Prescott, his eyes shining mistily.

The result of this second review did not warrant any change in my original statement.

They were no happier than I was then; I'll warrant they are no happier now.