Sentence examples similar to Warranting help from inspiring English sources

The board could view Vanguard, which serves 15 cities, as too small to warrant help, deciding instead to reserve the remainder of the package to help major carriers.

"The European Arrest Warrant helps us to identify, collect and share the intelligence that police need in order to prosecute the criminals.

For an 18-year-old student, beaten until her eye socket shattered in an attempted rape in Ireland, the European arrest warrant helped get justice.

Being proactive about your warrant helps you avoid being arrested publicly and at inopportune times.

That is why MI6, MI5 and GCHQ cannot read anyone's emails or listen to their phone conversations without a warrant from the foreign secretary or the home secretary, who can only grant such a warrant to help catch terrorists or serious criminals.

As a result, further theoretical investigations are warranted to help clarify the issue.

The rules are complicated enough to warrant the help of an investment adviser or accountant.

"Right now we have some deficiencies on our team that could warrant some help," Strahan said.

If warranted, seek help from a financial adviser, accountant or lawyer.

Detectives have used the warrants for help with robberies, sexual assaults, arsons and murders.

Does the time adults spend caring for elderly relatives warrant more help from the government and private sector?