In an apparent endorsement of an investigation that Mr. Trump has relentlessly attacked as a "witch hunt," Mr. Barr said Justice Department officials never had to intervene to keep Mr. Mueller from taking an inappropriate or unwarranted step.
Frank exchanges about the speed of action are likely, but Europe can do little to accelerate the timetable Cameron has set, short of suspending Britain from the EU – an unprecedented and unwarranted step.
Egypt's foreign minister attacked the UK's suspension of flights as a "premature and unwarranted" step which would damage his country's tourism industry.
From this scheme to protect classified information, the court below took the additional and unwarranted step of conferring an absolute privilege on the corporation.
As I wrote last week, on July 23rd, Judge Judith Bartnoff took the rare and unwarranted step of ordering the Journal not to disclose which government agency was investigating the company, a fact it had learned from publicly available court records (records that should have been sealed, but weren't).
While it is still possible that the FDA could take drastic, albeit unwarranted, steps against Byetta with the upcoming label change, this scenario is looking less and less likely.
The danger is that the visual reasoning will not be valid for the cases that are unintentionally excluded by the visual representation, with the result that the step to the conclusion is an unwarranted generalisation.
These steps can be enough to deter an unwarranted search of your electronics, but they don't guarantee it.
Last week, Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, made the unusual step of taking the Senate floor to condemn the accusation as "an unwarranted and unfounded attack on an honorable woman, a dedicated American and a loyal public servant".
Bratton does not think such steps are necessary, and finds the rhetoric worse than overblown, saying it's adding to an unwarranted atmosphere of fear.
