Sentence examples for warrant fast from inspiring English sources
Additionally, trade-offs—such as that between sailing speed and punctuality (Harrison & Fichtinger, 2013) or sailing speed and shelf time, as well as a low rate of waste and obsolescence for perishable goods like fresh food might warrant fast shipping.
Ten of those suspects were arrested and detained this week, after being charged with money laundering and participation in a criminal organization — offenses that warrant fast-track prosecution.
There is ample, and justified, anger among Americans about outsized pay — often to the very same bankers who profited from the bubble — to warrant fast-tracking the issue.
Leading developed countries have pledged $27 million for investments next year to the MLF "if an ambitious HFC amendment is adopted at the October 2016 Meeting of the Parties with a sufficiently early freeze date for Article 5 parties [developing countries] to warrant fast-start support for implementation".
Reviewer 7 A paper on the Ebola epidemic is current and warrants fast tracking.
How is the EU going to stop the European arrest warrant, its fast-track extradition system, from being misused to prosecute bike thefts?
Such worries are particularly acute in the EU, where the "European arrest warrant", a fast-track procedure agreed in 2002, has removed many of the bureaucratic barriers to speedy extradition but also some of the safeguards.
The problem we've got is that the Government may bring forward a decision-making timetable which warrants a faster decision-making process by the party, so it will be up to the NEC to decide that.
This warrants tight security.
Fair Trials International said Mann's case highlighted the need for reform of the European arrest warrant and the fast-track system for extradition in Europe.
Another possible limitation was the inclusion of the snack to increase the comfort of the participants; the laboratory visit was extended, and the research group decided that a small snack was warranted given the overnight fast.
