This does not necessarily mean that such sanctions are wrong or unjustified; the motives of those who oppose them may warrant inspection too.
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".
The buildings in this part of town that most warrant inspection, though, are the Sinclair Building, an authentic Art Deco landmark from 1930, and the pink-granite Beaux Arts-style Tarrant County Courthouse, erected in 1895 and lovingly restored in 1983.
The State Department of Environmental Protection said about 1,500 of the state's dams were regulated because they could, if they failed, pose some risk to life or property, and more than 600 were deemed significant enough to warrant annual inspection.
The analysis highlights certain experimental conditions and kinetic parameters which warrant closer inspection due to large influence, thus providing clues as to which aspects of the model require improvement.
Even though they belong to the same Enterobacteriaceae family, this clearly highlights the issue of ambiguous classifications between the systems for some taxa, which warrants closer inspection.
Even though de novo genome assembly strategies are now capable of tackling the assembly of large vertebrate genomes, the results warrant careful inspection.
This comprehensive grading system, utilising currently available knowledge, illustrates a progressive approach and while the data have yet to be reproduced elsewhere, its clinical merit warrants further inspection.
If it seems too good to be true, then it warrants closer inspection.
