Sentence examples for policy warrants from inspiring English sources

It is the kind of militaristic backdrop that would make some of his father's more trenchant supporters squeal, but Paul's campaign team evidently believes the caricature of the Kentucky senator as a dove on foreign policy warrants some unambiguous messaging.

Although the most important advantage of elective treatment is that the policy warrants an as early as possible therapy for occult metastases, the disadvantages are overtreatment and the high morbidity rate.

The degree of corporate influence on the shift of these countries' policies warrants a PhD thesis.

In particular, the Bush torture practices and policies warrant serious public examination--an examination where accountability should flow to those who issued and/or crafted the Orders not those who merely followed along.

The noise of so many policy options renders it difficult for policymakers to determine which policies warrant implementation.

7 Thus, the level of school personnel's knowledge about tobacco use and its aftermaths, and factors which may influence school personnel's support for tobacco control policies warrant closer examination.

The LAPD, the office of inspector general and the district attorney's office are conducting separate investigations to determine whether the shooting violated department policy or warrants criminal charges against the officers.

Ultimately, the minutes said, "most members judged that a substantial easing in the stance of monetary policy was warranted".

As a consequence, the committee agreed that an adjustment in the stance of policy is warranted during this extended intermeeting period.

The protocol will have to address what kinds of events should lead to a resignation and whether the board can have discretion to override the policy if warranted.

"It is of course not our job to sit in judgment of whether state and local frustration about federal immigration policy is warranted," the judges wrote.