Such attention is warranted for a variety of reasons.
Medical attention is warranted if this should occur.
While the tragedy in Flint has caused irreversible harm, it does provide an opportunity for news organizations to reflect and take conscious steps to strengthen environmental reporting to ensure that the next environmental crisis receives the attention it warrants right from the beginning.
In the capital case, Thompson v. McNeil, No. 08-7369, two justices said the delay in executing William L. Thompson, convicted of a participating in the gruesome torture and murder of a woman in 1976, warranted attention from the court.
Ms. Rice argued that impersonating others, creating fake IDs, paying significant sums of money and submitting fraudulent scores to colleges — in a highly competitive college admissions landscape — warranted attention from her office.
The attention was warranted and needed.
Immediate medical attention is warranted.
"It's interesting Piano has gotten around the problem by not forming a joint venture, so it doesn't warrant attention from competition authorities.
The problem is, on the evidence of the movie versions of most musicals — and you have to keep in mind that only the most popular musicals warrant attention from Hollywood — their disaffection is hard to refute.
Priscilla Linn, Belfast, Me.: I absolutely agree with your premise that oil must become prohibitively expensive so the crisis will be significant enough to warrant attention from the government.
The move marks an effort by the White House to assure members of the U.S. intelligence community, as well as the public, that it regards the inadvertent disclosure as a security breach serious enough to warrant attention from high-level officials.
