Sentence examples for example warrants from inspiring English sources

The apparent lack of genetic diversity and antigenic polymorphism which has commonly thwarted the development paths for specific malaria vaccine candidates, such as AMA1, MSP1 and MSP2 [14], for example, warrants the further evaluation of CelTOS as a protective antigen.

These many policies pose classic dilemmas of difference and can be deconstructed by understanding the male norms they assume, as discussed in Section 1. Employment policies concerning pregnancy are notorious examples warranting separate mention.

For example, the warrants that ICE uses to arrest unauthorized immigrants like Perez aren't reviewed by a judge; they're just written up by ICE office supervisors.

By way of example: "heroism warrants admiration, but a lack of heroism arouses neither contempt nor indignation".

Before certain parades that have been marred by shootings, for example, the warrant squads have tracked down gang members who live nearby to execute outstanding warrants, no matter how minor, the official said.

That Bloomberg example may warrant Mr. Obama's attention.

The assumption by the police is that any data gathered legally -- for example, under warrant, after a showing of probable cause specific to a case or incident -- can then be stored, shared and repurposed forever as the police see fit.

A few examples are warranted.

In the case of the Lord's Resistance Army (L.R.A). in Uganda, for example, I.C.C. arrest warrants against Joseph Kony and his top commanders are widely acknowledged to have played an important role in bringing the rebels to the negotiating table in the Juba Peace Process.

An example concerns arrest warrants.

While most people would agree that specific restrictions against necrophilia (like in Nevada, for example) are probably warranted, "reasonable family sensibilities" could mean anything at all and is hard to use as an objective basis for anything really.