Sentence examples for warranted from inspiring English sources

The legislation will include not only the expected snooper's charter, enabling the tracking of everyone's web and social media use, but also moves to strengthen the security services' warranted powers for the bulk interception of the content of communications.

The inspectors also said Britain's own checks at abattoirs were unsatisfactory and there was a risk that UK government inspectors were being pressurised by their managers and owners to give higher hygiene scores than were warranted.

Individual pollsters have every reason to pose as wise after the event, so a measure of scepticism is obviously warranted.

In a sign of how Ed Miliband is returning the Labour party to its traditional roots, the shadow cabinet office minister Michael Dugher will say that the "shocking" conduct of the Conservative government warranted an apology.

You might say that warranted closer attention by the hospital and a consultant-led delivery.

Under the headline "News Corp Australia tax 'complex'" Davidson wrote that News had "explained its appearance on the Australian Taxation Office's high classification list, saying the media company's complex corporate structure after a demerger warranted closer inspection".

Given Murdoch's long antagonism towards the EU, the use of the adjective "spectacular" is warranted.