Sentence examples for warrant saving from inspiring English sources

Instead of one supervisor in the precinct and two patrolling at any given time, the report recommends just two supervisors, with a third brought in only when circumstances warrant, saving an estimated $1.4 million a year.

In such cases, it would be hoped that a prospective hip score severe enough to warrant saving the cost of evaluation by the BVA panellists would dissuade the owner from using the dog in question for breeding.

Tom Wilson, senior Africa analyst at Control Risks, a political risks consultancy, said: "The ICC warrant saves Ouattara from the difficult job of having to try Gbagbo in Ivory Coast.

It is about to let CIT fail by not intervening, when frankly right now no institution is more central to the real economy and thus warrants being saved.

Early diagnosis with prompt antifungal therapy or even surgery might be warranted to save the patient's life [ 18].

The civil-rights movement was often accused of Communist subversion, so little about the appearance warranted particular notice, save for one fact: Johnson was African-American.

Therefore, off-label use of FVIIa in this setting is not only warranted but also potentially beneficial and life saving.

These days, said Chris Calabrese, legislative counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union, "basically all the interesting stuff that you're saving is largely accessible without a warrant".

The sheriff, an admiring patient who credits the doctor with saving him after a heart attack, obtained a search warrant to seize the two nurses' work computers and found the letter.

This ultimately has to be what Google has in mind, since simply saving consumers 5-15% on their monthly bill doesn't warrant such an ambitious undertaking.

Often times the functions split between apps are highly related, and saving one extra click through a menu doesn't seem to warrant downloading and updating an extra app.