Sentence examples for powers warranted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rumsfeld is now scheduled to visit India and Pakistan in the middle of next week, and he was asked whether tensions between the two nuclear powers warranted a speedier arrival.

Lam explained that the increased power warranted by the Conservatives' controversial sex work reform bill adds a layer of complication.

The government has produced no evidence that such sweeping powers are warranted, the International Commission of Jurists, a human-rights group, claims.

It is easy, of course, to applaud the decision if you believe, as many people do, that Yoo's muscular interpretation of presidential power is warranted on either textual or political grounds.

In the process the exploiters, here and abroad, amass fortunes and power not warranted by the value of their work, at least when their "contributions" are judged by a morally prudent metric.

Future replication studies with stricter design and improved sampling methods, and increased study power are warranted.

Large-scale international RCTs with adequate power are warranted to further assess how genetics education can improve health care.

Further research which utilizes statistical analyses to determine an appropriate sample size for sufficient statistical power is warranted to validate the current findings.

Further trials involving larger numbers of subjects with adequate power are warranted to assess the efficacy of trastuzumab in HER2-positive IBC.

Further studies with adequate power are warranted to study these and additional MRI findings as potential effect modifiers for common interventions.

Impaired preoperative handgrip strength may be associated with poorer postoperative outcomes, but further work exploring its predictive power is warranted using prospectively acquired, objectively defined measures of postoperative morbidity.