In August, the EPA published GM's death warrant, in the form of 1,994 pages of regulations pertaining to the implementation of Obama's 54.5 MPG CAFE requirement.
Trivially, anyone warranted in believing the premise is warranted in believing the conclusion.
Certain kinds of trials, such as cluster-randomized trials, or trials of new broad-based public health interventions (e.g., insect vector control strategies), [ 27] reach far into the community, beyond individual research participants, and thereby warrant special attention in the form of CE.
On the same day the commissioner issued a warrant in the usual form commanding the marshal of the district and his deputies to apprehend the persons so accused and to bring them before the commissioner or some judge or justice of the United States to be dealt with according to law.
Nevertheless, the outcomes of this trial warrant further investigation in the form of a double-blinded study.
Therefore, a certain degree of suspicion for recessive forms of neuropathy is warranted in non-consanguineous populations, especially since the inheritance pattern would not be evident in small kinships.
Widescreen pop moment Genius, which kicked off the LSD project last May, still packs a big punch, though perhaps not to such an extent that it warrants two inclusions, one in the form of a perfunctory Lil Wayne remix, on a slim volume of whose 10 tracks seven have already been released.
Further research on the costs and effectiveness of such programs may be warranted and could be undertaken in the form of a large pragmatic clinical trial that would likely be economically reasonable to conduct given the value of the information garnered from such a trial.
In December 2015, investigators served Amazon with a search warrant that requested "electronic data in the form of audio recordings, transcribed records or other text records".
HMV handed the suppliers a equity stake of up to 5% in the form of warrants.
