Sentence examples for plainly warranted from inspiring English sources

Further studies into the epidemiology of this chronic-infectious disease interaction are now plainly warranted to examine this hypothesis [ 33].

The one horse at Newbury today who plainly warrants a place along the epoch-making names listed above is Big Buck's, who has an elementary task to extend his unbeaten spree to 18 in the Sportingbet Long Distance Hurdle.

It concluded that the Sept. 11 attacks were "plainly sufficient" to warrant applying the laws of war.

Raw data for problematic markers were reviewed using BeadStudio and then either the marker was discarded entirely if any ambiguity in data calling could not be resolved or individual genotype calls were modified if it was plainly evident that such adjustments were warranted.

For his part, Montgomerie feels he must win twice to guarantee a spot – either automatically or to warrant a wild card – and is plainly relieved to be back on turf that has always proved eminently suited to his game.

The standing order and the resolution under which the warrant was issued plainly contemplated that he was to be free to execute the warrant in person or to direct a deputy to execute it.

Observations of fellow officers of the Government engaged in a common investigation are plainly a reliable basis for a warrant applied for by one of their number.

And the Court says: 'Observations of fellow officers of the Government engaged in a common investigation are plainly a reliable basis for a warrant applied for by one of their number,' ante, p. 111.

That this decision converts a warrant for arrest into a general search warrant lacking all the constitutional safeguards is demonstrated most plainly by the facts.

Anyone remotely familiar with the law understood immediately that this was a lie: The FISA statute plainly and very explicitly exempts such communications from the warrant requirement.

[n17] In any event, I would apply the exclusionary [p264] rule when it is plainly evident that a magistrate or judge had no business issuing a warrant.