Sentence examples for believed warranted from inspiring English sources

The following year, there were 329 sexual activities that he believed warranted recording.

The visitors hit back immediately and saw Ryan Jack draw a superb save from Esson, which preceded a goal-mouth scramble that Aberdeen believed warranted a penalty for handball.

Patients and relatives were excluded if they were: terminally ill, experiencing dementia and/or other significant cognitive impairment, unable to speak English, illiterate, had any condition that their treating doctor believed warranted intensive family follow-up and intervention, or Aboriginal and living in a remote indigenous community.

The first offence, we believe, warranted a warning and a reprimand.

In addition, bioinformatics studies from this and our previous study [ 10] have revealed a group of candidate target molecules and signaling networks, for example the JNK, PP2C-α, AKT and MAPKAPK pathways, that we believe warrant future systematic studies as key targets for immunomodulatory phytomedicines, via mediation with dendritic cells.

Boeing's chief executive, W. James McNerney Jr., said company officials "found serious flaws in the process that we believe warrant appeal".

"Building on the work of these earlier inquiries, IHAT's initial assessment has identified a number of lines of inquiry which we believe warrant further attention and to which a dedicated team of investigators will be assigned.

She was charged with reckless disregard for the safety of the baby boy, who was in a feet-first position in his mother's uterus, presenting a risky delivery that doctors and many midwives generally believe warrants a hospital birth and often a Caesarean section.

A royal commission, though it does not have prosecutor powers, or the ability to compel people overseas to give evidence, can refer matters it believes warrants it to police, and at its close provides a comprehensive list of recommendations to governments and institutions to ensure errors of the past are prevented from happening again.

Carr said: "It is a tactic I believe warrants review under the Takeover Panel rules to ensure the phoney war does not become an unapproved, extended and destructive first round in the real battle that is intended to last only 60 days".

The secondary objective of this review is to highlight those methods or data sources that currently have operational potential and that the authors believe warrant further research in support of ongoing planning and management activities.