Sentence examples for warranted by its from inspiring English sources

349, 30 L.Ed.2d 296, which held that a decision will be applied prospectively where it displaces a principle of law on which reliance may reasonably have been placed, and where prospectivity is on balance warranted by its effect on the operation of the new rule and by the inequities that might otherwise result from retroactive application.

Mr. Schroder said nothing to disagree, and the tenor of parting remarks suggested that a compromise was possible along the lines of Russia's making a substantial payment this year as warranted by its strengthening economy, while some debt is rescheduled or converted into investments in Russian industries.

Spain has universal public health care coverage, which is recognized and warranted by its Constitution and provided by the Spanish government.

At 14 times projected 2003 earnings of $6.96 per share, Golden West trades at a premium to its peer-group average, warranted by its superior cost and credit profile.

In the same spirit, Barrett (2008) has proposed that assuming that science makes progress toward the truth through the elimination of descriptive error the "probable approximate truth" of Newtonian gravitation can be warranted by its "nesting relations" to the general theory of relativity.

The directors said Thursday they were "prepared to take additional actions, including of compensation already paid out" to Stumpf if warranted by its investigation's findings.

Smith said repeatedly that the league had to prove that its call for concessions was warranted by opening its books.

The impeachment of George W. Bush, President of the United States, is warranted by his initiation and continuation of the Iraq war.

Member States may terminate such appointments where it is warranted by the requirements of the appointment.

This assumption was warranted by the similar DNA damage upon photoinactivation and its recA-dependent efficacy.

warranted by the need for credit.