Sentence examples for warrant proceeding from inspiring English sources

But in Thursday's filing, it said it was canceling the I.P.O. because the "terms currently obtainable in the public marketplace are not sufficiently attractive to warrant proceeding with such an offering".

Judge Alfred D. Cooper Sr .of District Court dismissed the case at the request of Denis Dillon, the Nassau County district attorney, who said the playing-field violence did not warrant proceeding with a criminal prosecution.

Now to the merits: There may be plenty of contested stuff in Dan Rather's lawsuit (i.e. the "I read what they tell me to read" stuff), but he more than makes a sufficient prima facie case to warrant proceeding with the complaint.

Results are sufficiently promising to warrant proceeding with a full clinical trial.

However, replication of the finding should be warranted before proceeding to the gene-environment studies.

The two officers who arrived forced open her door, found Teresa clutching a knife and demanding a warrant, then proceeded to pepper-spray her, and, as she advanced toward him, shot her five times.

Nevertheless, further study of this agent is definitely warranted and is proceeding.

Comorbidities and functional limitations preoperatively are associated with higher mortality and warrant careful consideration before proceeding with joint replacement surgery.

After MPs reacted with fury about being denied a vote on the warrant, the government proceeded to table an identical motion in the House of Lords for debate on Monday that also omitted any mention of the EAW.

The first article of common ground I'd like to suggest to him is this: "We acknowledge that both atheistic and theistic beliefs can legitimately claim reasonable epistemic warrant and therefore proceed in debate on the basis of an attitude of mutual intellectual respect for each other's convictions".

Despite this, Jian's guest didn't seem to think discussing rape culture as a reality was warranted, and she proceeded to rattle off every rape myth in the book as fact.