Sentence examples for made unwarranted from inspiring English sources

White concluded that the videotapes played some role in chronicling and accounting for police actions: they helped police officers to resolve citizen complaints against them more quickly, and they made unwarranted and frivolous complaints less likely.

It found that Mr Laws had not only broken the rules by claiming rent paid to a landlord who was also his partner, but had also overpaid for the accommodation, wrongly designated his constituency home as his main residence and made unwarranted claims for phone bills and building work.The commissioner praised Mr Laws for repaying over £56,000.

He said Mr Hain had made "unwarranted and wholly inappropriate remarks", yet had raised no complaint at the time.Last month John Larkin, the attorney-general in Northern Ireland (which, rather like Scotland, has its own legal system) gained leave to prosecute Mr Hain, claiming that he had undermined public confidence in the administration of justice.

The atmosphere in the Senate Caucus Room was rich with the themes of payback and redemption as Judge White told the committee that Mr. Ashcroft, then a senator, willfully misrepresented his record as a Missouri judge, made unwarranted personal attacks on him and damaged his reputation.

Last year, I never mentioned race in my post about Chicago violence, but a few commenters brought up race and made unwarranted assumptions.

I never mentioned race in my [August 25, 2010] post, but a few commenters brought up race and made unwarranted assumptions.

Those attacks prompted the Republican candidate to complain vigorously that the president is making unwarranted personal attacks.

Shiite sheikhs accused the Sunnis of tolerating the presence of terrorists, and Sunni sheikhs accused the Shia of making unwarranted generalizations about them.

Lawyers for accused priests and some church officials say the priests are using the anti-defamation laws to defend themselves against people who make unwarranted accusations.

The 'experiment' begins with a young blonde woman being groped by a fellow actor, as he puts his hand on hers as she grips a handrail before continuing to make unwarranted advances.

Some philosophers and experts in probability theory have argued that Dr. Gott is making unwarranted deductions from past life spans, and that it is wrong to assume there is nothing special about the moment we've chosen to make a forecast.