Bringing a bible story to the big screen often warrants certain liberties.
"There was sufficient evidence to warrant placing certain allegations before an administrative law judge," said Leonard Bernstein, regional lawyer with the N.L.R.B. in Overland Park.
America in the 21st century may be neither ancient Rome nor pre-Revolutionary France nor Weimar Germany, but it's fractured and divided enough in its views on traditional family and sex roles to warrant a certain kinship with these periods.
That argument works sometimes yesterday another judge in the same courthouse ruled that it's legal to wiretap a US citizen without a warrant in certain circumstances but it didn't hold up here, possibly because of the hardships suffered by the no-fly listers who sued the government.
Details like so-called generic (emphatically not "general") warrants for certain kinds of enquiries can be sensibly devised.
Here, plausible deniability is at least a recognition that there are people with interests different from one's own and that their influence, if not their interests or humanity, warrants a certain degree of respect.
The State Department has been sharply reducing its huge presence here, and its diplomats have seemed powerless to affect the course of events on two of Washington's pressing concerns: Iraqi tolerance for the Iranian weapons shipments to Syria and issuance of arrest warrants for certain Sunni leaders by the Shiite-dominated Iraqi government.
Second, quantitative interaction analysis rather than the more qualitative GST-pulldown is warranted for certain conclusions.
When performing studies involving laboratory animals, appropriate anesthesia is warranted although certain drugs may influence on the results.
It is recognised that radiological input may be warranted in certain cases for example, where there is difficulty in determining whether a lesion is benign or malignant.
