Sentence examples for warrant actions from inspiring English sources

We should examine even the very unlikely scenarios (the once-in-500 year events) whose consequences can be extreme, and decide whether the risks warrant actions taken to mitigate them.While our improving knowledge of how volcanoes work will help in refining the forecasts, what really needs work is bridging of the gap between the uncertain science and the required decision-making.

They argued that, by obtaining a warrant, CSIS' actions inherently could not be unconstitutional.

But impending sea level rise, hurricanes and storms warrant action sooner rather than to later.

Mr. Greenspan has said that the law was too vague about the meaning of "unfair" and "deceptive" to warrant action.

The hearing ended with the Referee saying there was insufficient evidence to warrant action & the case was closed.

But where such doubts warrant action, the procedure must be properly constitutional if democracy is to take root.

But Dr. Linda Birnbaum, director of the experimental toxicology division at the E.P.A., says the risk identified in the European studies, which then triggered additional research in America, was high enough to warrant action.

The F.D.A. has the authority to limit the use of BPA in food containers and medical devices but last month released an internal report concluding that BPA exposure did not warrant action.

Her lawyer, Joseph Burton, does not believe the United States Anti-Doping Agency's evidence (and he acknowledges they have some) is substantial enough to warrant action against her, thanks to the absence of positive drug tests and/or a confession?

But in justifying his position, he has made a number of dubious assertions.First of all, it is simply untenable to suggest that there is not enough scientific evidence of climate change to warrant action.

The subject of an attempt on the heights was again discussed in early February 1776, but the local Committee of Safety believed the British troop strength too high, and important military supplies like gunpowder too low, to warrant action at that time.