Sentence examples for found to be warranted from inspiring English sources
The sage-grouse is not listed in the US as federally threatened or endangered, although it was found to be warranted (United States Fish and Wildlife Service 2010).
However, the listing of sage-grouse as threatened or endangered within the United States was found to be warranted, but the listing of sage-grouse was precluded by higher priority actions (United States Fish and Wildlife Service 2010).
And when discipline is found to be warranted — typically in fewer than 20 cases a year — the board tends toward leniency, sometimes granting a few years of probation even in instances of severe misconduct, according to a KHN analysis of medical board records.
And while there have been numerous convictions, there have also been many cases in which plea arrangements allowed for lesser punishments, or in which charges were dropped or found not to be warranted.
Measures have been directed both at institutionalised patients as well as those who live at home, and some have been found to be effective, although further research is warranted.
The DCM extract above was tested and found to be cytotoxic (data not shown) and thus warranted further investigation.
The potential role of these and many GPCRs that were found to be expressed in ES cells warrants further study.
Several cases in 1984 further restricted the exclusionary rule: In United States v. Leon, the Court, applying the "good faith" rule, ruled that evidence seized by officers relying in good faith on a warrant was still admissible, even though the warrant was later found to be defective.
Officials in Niger, to the south of Libya, said that they had no information about Mr. Qaddafi's whereabouts but that they would act on the international warrants if he were found to be in their country.
