Sentence examples similar to warrant speaking from inspiring English sources

When an intervention does not seem to provide a cure in the absolute sense, uncertainty often arises as to whether we have warrant to speak about a real cure at all.

"I know some of the most successful people in the world and some of them are the most miserable people in the world, also, right?" Libowitz said he's not sure how and when Trump Jr.'s thoughts about "Indo-Pacific ties" became valuable enough to warrant a prestige speaking slot with India's prime minister.

But an official familiar with the warrants who spoke on the condition of anonymity said that the search involved a federal investigation into United Gunite, a paving contracting firm whose executives have pleaded guilty to paying bribes to elected and other municipal officials in exchange for contracts.

Strictly speaking, to warrant the equipoise only physicians who consider the treatment-free "therapy" or placebo application to be a justified therapeutic option should carry out placebo-controlled studies.

However, morally speaking, torture warrants are entirely different from telephone interception or surveillance warrants.

Of the other requests, Google said 22% were through ECPA search warrants, which are, generally speaking, orders issued by judges, and the remaining 10% were mostly court orders issued under ECPA by judges.

Since conceptions of health and illness in general vary between cultural and linguistic groups, developing new instruments or adapting already existing ones for use in non-Western and non-English speaking countries is warranted.

Generally speaking, without a search warrant or the permission of the owner, the police can't search a vehicle.

Political salesmanship warranted that advocates speak of integration as a removal of racial strictures and a kind of democratic communion, but, at its core, it was meant to achieve a redistribution of wealth or, at least, of opportunity.

They refuse to get warrants to wiretap conversations of Americans speaking with or emailing people abroad.

Based on our findings a similar initiative to LEIF for French speaking physicians in Belgium seems warranted.