| 21. | Violation of Wisconsin's traffic laws provided an exigent circumstance justifying the warrantless in-home arrest.
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| 22. | All over the world, the exigent needs and demands of people have left natural landscapes reduced and fragmented.
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| 23. | The two cases were shut down based on a series of FBI management concerns that were more administrative than exigent.
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| 24. | The department-owned rescue ambulances are used solely as paramedic response vehicles and transport patients only in exigent circumstances.
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| 25. | However, the knowledge of a people s root is very exigent in understanding their worldview and perspective to life.
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| 26. | His contribution to the dictionary involved an enormous sacrifice of time and energy; the work was exigent and tiresome.
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| 27. | As well, the courts can consider whether there was any exigent circumstances, urgency, or necessity in the act.
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| 28. | In " United States v . Ludwig ", the exigent circumstances to justify such a warrantless search .
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| 29. | Responsibility, linking Wittgenstein to Levinas, and phenomenological to cognitive descriptions, emphasizes the exigent core of a philosophical telos.
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| 30. | She suggested that this frustration, combined with his exigent nature, had the effect of turning his personality into a wedge.
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