Sentence examples for warrant planning from inspiring English sources

On three specific occasions in 1998-1999, intelligence was deemed credible enough to warrant planning for possible strikes to kill Bin Ladin.

Human donor corneas are usually harvested as corneoscleral rims rather than whole globes, which may alter the corneal curvature, thus warranting planned further human donor cornea studies.

Professor Jeffrey Sachs proposed in the Huffington Post a "contingent warrant" plan, where the amount of equity transferred to the taxpayers would be determined only after the government has sold off the toxic assets.

March said the isolation, limited access, encroaching forest and steep hills made both Wye River and the nearby larger town of Lorne "extreme" places whose topography created "a complex bushfire situation" that warranted extraordinary planning.

Aventis announced the warrants plan on Friday.

Kenneth P. LaValle, a New York state senator from Long Island who is chairman of the Senate's higher-education committee, said he wanted to study whether tighter regulation of testing was warranted and planned to call in officials of the College Board for questioning.

Further research is warranted and planned regarding patients' decision-making processes for choosing their care provider when managing minor ailments.

Assessment of physicians' knowledge of the harmful effects of waterpipe tobacco smoking is warranted to plan future interventions.

A better understanding of the interplay between the most important risk factors is warranted to plan effective, culturally sensitive and evidence-based interventions in the most susceptible ethnic groups.

Among the elderly, for example, the high risk of mortality and decreased functional status associated with ESRD [ 25, 26] warrants advanced care planning as part of the services provided by IDCs.

Results warrant global planning for the deployment of VLP vaccines within a decade, as part of a program to prevent cervical cancer.