They said their investigation suggested that until the attacks, Mr. Ashcroft had resisted signing emergency warrants that would have allowed eavesdropping in terrorism investigations, apparently because he had only a rudimentary knowledge of how the warrant process worked.
A better knowledge of the triple negative category is warranted for efficacious systemic regimens to decrease and/or delay the relapse hazard.
If a lack of adequate sensory data strips away warrant for knowledge of the world then an empiricist theory of knowledge must also appeal to what the senses tell us, about what we can know of the world.
Knowledge of the network components alone do not warrant a wholistic understanding of the system, particularly by simple intuition.
Assessment of physicians' knowledge of the harmful effects of waterpipe tobacco smoking is warranted to plan future interventions.
And in one previously undisclosed episode, the N.S.A. tried to wiretap a member of Congress without a warrant, an intelligence official with direct knowledge of the matter said.
These results warrant interpretation in terms of our knowledge of the pharmacokinetics of aspirin and curcumin.
Therefore, greater knowledge of the mechanisms underlying the process of HF in all its multifactorial aspects is strongly warranted, also on a molecular basis.
Knowledge of the course is crucial.
I had no knowledge of the country.
