Sentence examples for play warranted from inspiring English sources
The subsequent information provided by the player's interview after he had completed play warranted further review and discussion with him this morning.
In a statement, EPCR said: "A disciplinary committee consisting of Roger Morris [Wales], chairman, Simon Thomas [Wales] and Kathrine Mackie [Scotland] heard evidence and submissions from Marler, who accepted that he had committed an act of foul play but who did not accept that the foul play warranted a red card, and from Richard Smith QC on behalf of Marler.
"In the end it's a defeat and a poor defeat because our play warranted a better result than that".
Anthony thought the plays warranted an offensive foul on Noah for a moving screen.
If there's a criticism to be made it's that none of the tunes being played warranted, for some in attendance, more than an enthusiastic head-nod in place of a riotous dance, but it was for the most part wonderfully crafted live music from a band worthy of their recent accolades.
Obviously I felt the way we played warranted the three [points], but we got one and we go into the next game.
They're also investing in a field operation, and her strategists say they are closely monitoring polling to see whether a bigger play is warranted.
"In upholding the citing complaint, the committee found that Farrell had committed an act of foul play that warranted a red card," EPCR said, in a statement.
In upholding the citing complaint, the committee found that Marler had committed an act of foul play that warranted a red card.
In a statement, EPCR said: "The independent judicial officer, Pat Barriscale (Ireland), heard evidence and submissions from Rees, who accepted he had committed an act of foul play that warranted a red card, from the Cardiff Blues team manager Gafyn Cooper and from the EPCR disciplinary officer Liam McTiernan.
I'm very disappointed for him and disappointed for the team, but we move on". According to the judicial officer who ruled on the case, Ashton committed an act of foul play that warranted a red card.
