Sentence examples for warranted a different from inspiring English sources

To that end, 16 French actresses of color decided that this year's festival warranted a different kind of protest than #MeToo.

Indeed, Montana's own highest court had ruled as such, saying that the state's history of corporate bribery warranted a different approach.

Justice Mullen said that Mr. Simmons's lack of remorse and inability to accept responsibility for his actions warranted a different offer: three years in prison.

That distinction does not warrant a different result, however.

It does to some extent warrant a different policing style". As a result, the MITPolice are more "tolerant of student antics"such as hacking, Glavin added.

"We find no basis for concluding that the State Constitution warrants a different approach than that taken by the U.S. Supreme Court with respect to the question of drug testing in the public schools under the Fourth Amendment," the ruling said.

"Although evolving necessities and circumstances may warrant a different emphasis regarding a river's usefulness, the central premise of the common law rule remains the same: in order to be navigable in fact, a river must provide practical utility to the public as a means for transportation," Judge Carmen Beauchamp Ciparick wrote in the majority opinion.

It's rare that these companies own the communication channel itself and therefore host both sides of messages as Facebook does in this case, which potentially warrants a different course of action with more transparency than quietly retracting the messages.

Does the fact that New York at the time was under a state of emergency with an already devastated population, warrant a different set of rules?

In none of the cases is the standard deviation in these last steps large enough to suggest any instability that would warrant a different approach.

However, the different nature of the two search tasks may warrant a different explanation.