Many specific cases warranted intense investigation, based on their compelling clinical presentations, the likelihood that the basic defects would be uncovered and the impact predicted to emanate from the 'new disease discovery'.
And in many cases, they warrant a grade of C at best, and in some cases, an F. Harvard reported a 0.05 percent loss and a drop in its endowment of over $1 billion in the same period, even as a simple Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fund gained about 5.5 percent.
Integrating pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy for psychiatric disorders has many benefits (Gabbard, see page 314), yet monotherapy is warranted in many cases.
Criticism of UN peace keeping, peace enforcement and nation building is warranted in many cases if not most.
This result is unsurprising given that current research on benefits of probiotics in prevention and treatment of pediatric disorders is conflicting and in many cases not yet convincing enough to warrant healthcare recommendations.
He went on to write that when police execute a search warrant, "in many cases" they attempt to have occupants surrender of their own volition.
Because of judicial precedent and a law that is more than 25 years old, however, the email accounts of anyone who uses webmail providers like Google, Yahoo, AOL or Microsoft can in many cases be accessed without a warrant.
In many cases, the divergence is big enough to warrant government action a point which all governments have taken on board, sometimes to a fault.
In many cases, including minors arrested on warrants, the department is required to hold them.
Under the common law and agreeable to the Constitution search may in many cases be legally made without a warrant.
