Sentence examples for warranted now from inspiring English sources

I do think that sensible gun safety measures are warranted now.

"Such worries have proven misplaced in the past and scepticism is warranted now", he said, adding that the US economy is now 13 times bigger than it was when Hansen first came up with his ideas.

So discipline and patience are warranted now, as we wait and watch this double-top formation play itself out.

"I have no problem with bearishness," he wrote, "and a good deal of it is warranted right now".

"There is more fear than reality warrants now," she said, "but if the fear is not resolved quickly, it will become self-fulfilling".

Although most people do not yet realise it, a European arrest warrant now allows a judge in one EU country to order the arrest of a suspect in another.

Getting such traffic figures does not require a judicial warrant now, so the new plans are about modernising surveillance techniques, not expanding their scope.Critics, such as Shami Chakrabarti of Liberty, a civil-rights group, disagree.

Whereas her predecessor, Luis Moreno Ocampo, put the court on the map but was accused of rushing into cases too fast, she builds diplomatic bridges and gathers hard evidence before issuing warrants, now tallying around 30 since the court's inception.

He sold the shares for $55 million plus warrants now worth $10 million.

He has since sold the shares for $55 million, plus warrants now worth $10 million.

Merrill Lynch executives had a brief phone discussion with the firm's outside lawyer and CAD rephrased the warrant, now demanding the "particulars of the client" and "access to all records".