Sentence examples for issues that warrant from inspiring English sources
The university says that it treats both anti-Semitism and Islamophobia as problematic issues that warrant attention.
The first part looks at the general background and concepts of sustainable development while the second part highlights the characteristics of the arid regions and the pertinent issues that warrant the adoption of sustainable development.
This review (1) compiled and evaluated dental management recommendations for select medical conditions; (2) summarized recommendations and their assigned levels of evidence; (3) identified areas of conflict, ambiguity, or both; and (4) identified issues that warrant future research, enhanced consensus statements, or both.
Orthodox anti-capitalists are too intent on root-and-branch repudiation to draw attention to the far narrower, yet still important, issues that warrant action.To mark our anniversary, we publish this week a survey by the editor: "Capitalism and democracy" (see article).
"In the commission's view, portfolio investment programs do not at this time appear to raise issues that warrant a rule making," the agency said in a letter to Craig S. Tyle, general counsel of the Investment Company Institute, the trade group for the mutual fund industry.
This paper discusses three contextual issues that warrant more and improved consideration in CSR research, with particular emphasis on CSR reporting research.
ITV went the other way, up 2.5p to 118.4p, on talk that BSkyB might sell its 17.9% stake after regulators said the shareholding raised competition issues that warranted further investigation.
We've introduced a lot of new writers for our site and these new writers have, in turn, introduced us to scores of places we might have otherwise overlooked and a variety of issues that warranted a second glance.
While the Federal Circuit agreed that in Cuozzo, SCOTUS had "reserved constitutional question from the scope of its decision regarding Federal Circuit unreviewability," it found no "colorable constitutional issue" that warranted invoking this reservation in Cuozzo to review the PTAB decision.
Helen Dickinson, director of the BRC, said: "We are pleased Professor Elliott makes it clear UK supply chains are among the safest in the world and that he is addressing the specific issue of food crime, an issue that warrants serious attention.
