Sentence examples for are warranted because from inspiring English sources

Forest Service officials here say the fees are warranted because of the improvements.

Opponents of new regulations say that the prescribed studies are warranted because they can help derail overly burdensome rules that can strangle growth, particularly for small companies, which often lack the resources required to meet the demands of regulators.

Even if the ploys are disallowed, Woods says no penalties are warranted because the pair relied on "long-standing" adviser Ernst & Young and also got a legal opinion from Jenkens & Gilchrist.

E-cigarette proponents say the alternate definitions are warranted because the products do not burn tobacco.

Former comedian/current animated corpse/Writer's Guild enemy Joan Rivers was caught on camera this week at LAX expressing her (horrific) opinion that the mounting Palestinian casualties in Gaza are warranted because, after all, "They started it".

Conclusions based solely on data in the paper seldom are warranted because the literature almost always contains previous information.

He said that an outside investigation was warranted because, as detailed in a letter to officers, "the council has reason to believe that your police officer certification has been obtained through administrative error.

Examining the strategic sophistication of teams is warranted because many economically important decisions are taken by teams rather than by individuals.

But they said the measures might have been warranted because of mistakes he had made.

The top government prosecutor, Lord Goldsmith, said the case might be rare but was warranted because of its exceptional circumstances.

Jim Bell, the executive producer of "Today," told The Hollywood Reporter that this year's edition was warranted because "there was such incredible material" in 2008.