warrant
- A document or authorization granting authority or permission to take a certain action
- An instruction from an official individual to another, directing the payment of public funds to a chosen individual
- An official authorization, specifically by a judicial official, permitting an officer to perform an act related to the administration of justice
- A temporary financial obligation of a government entity, such as a municipality, issued prior to receiving its expected income
- A certificate released by a company, providing the rights to the owner to buy the company's capital stock at a fixed price, either before a certain date or at an indefinite future time
- To provide assurance or guarantee, especially in the context where one becomes accountable or answerable
- To give a legal or official assurance of title
- To ensure protection or assurance by providing a guarantee
- To declare as a guarantee or ensure that something will be as described
- To provide official authorization for an action through a warrant
- To provide or act as an adequate reason or authorization
- To verify the validity or truth of something
- The government issued a warrant to seize the suspect's property for investigation purposes.
- The shareholders exercised their warrants and bought the company's stock when its price hit a record low.
- The judge didn't grant the warrant for the arrest due to a lack of substantial evidence.
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