Definition of warrantless in English:

warrantless

adjectiveˈwɒrəntləsˈwôrən(t)ləs

North American

Carried out without legal or official authorization.
〈主北美〉未经授权的；不正当的
warrantless searches and wiretaps
非法的搜查和窃听。
Example sentencesExamples
- Such a warrantless search should lead to the exclusion of the evidence pursuant to s.24 of the Charter.
- Investigators for the inspector general continue to examine Gonzales ' statements to lawmakers about the warrantless wiretapping program and the basis for dismissing the prosecutors.
- The law explicitly bars warrantless wiretaps.
- The committee endorsed a White House-backed measure that would give President Bush broad authority for his warrantless wiretapping program.
- However, police officers in New York are authorized to make warrantless arrests on felony charges.
- Mr. Bush also objects to a provision that would create a committee to examine his warrantless spying program.
- Hayden helped develop that program is a big proponent of warrantless wiretaps of Americans.
- Only the data analysis facet of the program survived and became the basis for the warrantless surveillance program.
- Part of his campaign to get Americans on board for the warrantless wiretapping campaign and The Patriot Act.
- He's also the guy who gave us the formerly secret warrantless eavesdropping program.
- I have found that there was not an arbitrary detention and also that there was not a warrantless search.
- The House of Representatives has narrowly passed legislation a surveillance bill legislation that would govern the president's warrantless wiretapping program.
- The Sept. 11 attacks have been cited by the government as the main impetus for its warrantless surveillance efforts.
- As deputy, Comey would have been responsible for approving warrantless surveillance requests when the attorney general was not available.
- Ashcroft's immediate response to the attacks was to sink into a dark Orwellian morass of secret detentions, warrantless wiretaps, and eavesdropping on lawyers.
- She believes the president has inherent constitutional authority to conduct these warrantless wiretaps.
- Such a pat-down search, of course, would be warrantless.
- But there have been some stunning White House reversals, like retreating from the claim the government has the authority for warrantless wiretapping.
- Senator Graham then addressed the argument that the president has the inherent power under the Constitution to authorize the warrantless wiretapping.
- Certainly, these issues illuminate the debate on warrantless wiretaps.

Definition of warrantless in US English:

warrantless

adjectiveˈwôrən(t)ləs

North American

Carried out without legal or official authorization.
〈主北美〉未经授权的；不正当的
warrantless searches and wiretaps
非法的搜查和窃听。
Example sentencesExamples
- Investigators for the inspector general continue to examine Gonzales ' statements to lawmakers about the warrantless wiretapping program and the basis for dismissing the prosecutors.
- Senator Graham then addressed the argument that the president has the inherent power under the Constitution to authorize the warrantless wiretapping.
- Part of his campaign to get Americans on board for the warrantless wiretapping campaign and The Patriot Act.
- She believes the president has inherent constitutional authority to conduct these warrantless wiretaps.
- The committee endorsed a White House-backed measure that would give President Bush broad authority for his warrantless wiretapping program.
- Only the data analysis facet of the program survived and became the basis for the warrantless surveillance program.
- Ashcroft's immediate response to the attacks was to sink into a dark Orwellian morass of secret detentions, warrantless wiretaps, and eavesdropping on lawyers.
- But there have been some stunning White House reversals, like retreating from the claim the government has the authority for warrantless wiretapping.
- Certainly, these issues illuminate the debate on warrantless wiretaps.
- Such a pat-down search, of course, would be warrantless.
- However, police officers in New York are authorized to make warrantless arrests on felony charges.
- He's also the guy who gave us the formerly secret warrantless eavesdropping program.
- The Sept. 11 attacks have been cited by the government as the main impetus for its warrantless surveillance efforts.
- Such a warrantless search should lead to the exclusion of the evidence pursuant to s.24 of the Charter.
- The law explicitly bars warrantless wiretaps.
- As deputy, Comey would have been responsible for approving warrantless surveillance requests when the attorney general was not available.
- I have found that there was not an arbitrary detention and also that there was not a warrantless search.
- Hayden helped develop that program is a big proponent of warrantless wiretaps of Americans.
- The House of Representatives has narrowly passed legislation a surveillance bill legislation that would govern the president's warrantless wiretapping program.
- Mr. Bush also objects to a provision that would create a committee to examine his warrantless spying program.

单词	warrantless
释义	Definition of warrantless in English: warrantless adjectiveˈwɒrəntləsˈwôrən(t)ləs North American Carried out without legal or official authorization. 〈主北美〉未经授权的；不正当的 warrantless searches and wiretaps 非法的搜查和窃听。 Example sentencesExamples Such a warrantless search should lead to the exclusion of the evidence pursuant to s.24 of the Charter. Investigators for the inspector general continue to examine Gonzales ' statements to lawmakers about the warrantless wiretapping program and the basis for dismissing the prosecutors. The law explicitly bars warrantless wiretaps. The committee endorsed a White House-backed measure that would give President Bush broad authority for his warrantless wiretapping program. However, police officers in New York are authorized to make warrantless arrests on felony charges. Mr. Bush also objects to a provision that would create a committee to examine his warrantless spying program. Hayden helped develop that program is a big proponent of warrantless wiretaps of Americans. Only the data analysis facet of the program survived and became the basis for the warrantless surveillance program. Part of his campaign to get Americans on board for the warrantless wiretapping campaign and The Patriot Act. He's also the guy who gave us the formerly secret warrantless eavesdropping program. I have found that there was not an arbitrary detention and also that there was not a warrantless search. The House of Representatives has narrowly passed legislation a surveillance bill legislation that would govern the president's warrantless wiretapping program. The Sept. 11 attacks have been cited by the government as the main impetus for its warrantless surveillance efforts. As deputy, Comey would have been responsible for approving warrantless surveillance requests when the attorney general was not available. Ashcroft's immediate response to the attacks was to sink into a dark Orwellian morass of secret detentions, warrantless wiretaps, and eavesdropping on lawyers. She believes the president has inherent constitutional authority to conduct these warrantless wiretaps. Such a pat-down search, of course, would be warrantless. But there have been some stunning White House reversals, like retreating from the claim the government has the authority for warrantless wiretapping. Senator Graham then addressed the argument that the president has the inherent power under the Constitution to authorize the warrantless wiretapping. Certainly, these issues illuminate the debate on warrantless wiretaps. Definition of warrantless in US English: warrantless adjectiveˈwôrən(t)ləs North American Carried out without legal or official authorization. 〈主北美〉未经授权的；不正当的 warrantless searches and wiretaps 非法的搜查和窃听。 Example sentencesExamples Investigators for the inspector general continue to examine Gonzales ' statements to lawmakers about the warrantless wiretapping program and the basis for dismissing the prosecutors. Senator Graham then addressed the argument that the president has the inherent power under the Constitution to authorize the warrantless wiretapping. Part of his campaign to get Americans on board for the warrantless wiretapping campaign and The Patriot Act. She believes the president has inherent constitutional authority to conduct these warrantless wiretaps. The committee endorsed a White House-backed measure that would give President Bush broad authority for his warrantless wiretapping program. Only the data analysis facet of the program survived and became the basis for the warrantless surveillance program. Ashcroft's immediate response to the attacks was to sink into a dark Orwellian morass of secret detentions, warrantless wiretaps, and eavesdropping on lawyers. But there have been some stunning White House reversals, like retreating from the claim the government has the authority for warrantless wiretapping. Certainly, these issues illuminate the debate on warrantless wiretaps. Such a pat-down search, of course, would be warrantless. However, police officers in New York are authorized to make warrantless arrests on felony charges. He's also the guy who gave us the formerly secret warrantless eavesdropping program. The Sept. 11 attacks have been cited by the government as the main impetus for its warrantless surveillance efforts. Such a warrantless search should lead to the exclusion of the evidence pursuant to s.24 of the Charter. The law explicitly bars warrantless wiretaps. As deputy, Comey would have been responsible for approving warrantless surveillance requests when the attorney general was not available. I have found that there was not an arbitrary detention and also that there was not a warrantless search. Hayden helped develop that program is a big proponent of warrantless wiretaps of Americans. The House of Representatives has narrowly passed legislation a surveillance bill legislation that would govern the president's warrantless wiretapping program. Mr. Bush also objects to a provision that would create a committee to examine his warrantless spying program.
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