Sentence examples for are warranted by from inspiring English sources

The systems carry a three-year warranty, which does not cover the batteries (those are warranted by the battery maker).

In this Mr. Dillon is carrying out policies that the park service in Washington says are warranted by recent court decisions.

"In one scene," she reports, "[Rand] describes in careful detail the characteristics of passengers doomed to perish in a violent railroad clash, making it clear their deaths are warranted by their ideological errors".

"Whether the financial and nonfinancial costs are warranted by the benefits of greater security is a policy issue that should be determined before biometric technologies are implemented in a border control system," the report concluded.

Young people get many more movies sent their way than are warranted by their numbers — almost half of the audience but only twenty-five per cent of the population is aged between twelve and thirty.

-          prohibition of hate speeches – the notion of hate speech in the interpretation of courts and the Constitutional Court in Hungary is only restricted insofar as criminal sanctions are warranted by the clear and present danger of physical harm.

"Usually, people are more fearful than is warranted by reality".

But firms also raised prices by more than was warranted by their extra costs.

And an encore would certainly have been warranted by the excellent performances.

Mr Kasit said the repatriation was warranted by Myanmar's progress towards becoming "half-democratic".

Ms. Dunn said the effort was warranted by the number of tracks in San Francisco.