Sentence examples similar to a warranted action from inspiring English sources

But if safety was the only consideration, then any risk would have warranted action.

GoDaddy said that it had received complaints about the Daily Stormer before and that the complaints hadn't warranted action.

Bosh sounded less than enthused about the deal and more satisfied that the long-rumored trade talks had finally warranted action.

A national cohort study of Caucasian 45-year-old subjects in the United Kingdom has also reported a high prevalence of hypo-vitaminosis D in the general population, warranting action at a population, not individual level (Hypponen and Power 2007).

"The risk of climate change is clear and the risk warrants action," William Colton, a vice president of the largest publicly traded oil company in the world, said in a statement Monday.

Frank 7 reported that a third of affected medical trainees did not deem the incidences sufficiently serious to warrant action.

They argued that, by obtaining a warrant, CSIS' actions inherently could not be unconstitutional.

The situation warrants action only if you get four yeses.

But impending sea level rise, hurricanes and storms warrant action sooner rather than to later.

Individuals must decide if the evidence warrants action to solve the problem.

But the Obama administration said that the disparities were wide enough to warrant action.