Sentence examples for speech warrant from inspiring English sources

At what point does a preacher's hate speech warrant his being killed?

Given that the Supreme Court has held that offensive, embarrassing, disgusting, and even false speech warrant protection under the First Amendment, it's hard to imagine upholding a law that, on its face, criminalizes tweeting a photo of Rihanna wearing a see-through dress on a red carpet.

The speech warrants our close attention.

Everything the President said was vitally important; every topic he raised in his state of the union speech warrants serious consideration.

But the senator, like all members of Congress, has broad protection to pretty much say or do anything he wants inside the thick-walled refuge of the Capitol, a free speech guarantee that is warranted even when abused by vanity projects like Cruz.

The senior administration official said Thursday night, however, that Mr. Sharon had made enough conciliatory gestures in his speech to warrant a renewed attempt to get Mr. Qurei back to the negotiating table.

In this paper I argue that few of the stereotyped characteristics associated with lab speech are warranted.

As I wrote after the Charlie Hebdo massacre, offensive speech never warrants violence, regardless of its inflammatory nature.

Further study on the effects of HBOT at 1.3 atm on inappropriate speech is warranted.

In view of the contradicting results, further research into the perception of stop consonants in natural speech seems warranted.

Here's a case where more speech clearly was warranted and it was truly unfortunate for all of us, her neighbors and constituents, to be deprived of the benefit of her wisdom and the benefit of an opportunity of accountability.