Sentence examples for warranted public from inspiring English sources

The state did not prosecute anyone for the deaths, yet it was the state Development Authority that first suggested to the predominantly white tourism board that the event warranted public acknowledgement; for years, inquiring tourists received only a handmade flier with directions to the Mount Zion Church, which holds an annual memorial service for the three men.

The private issues in which the disability and gay rights movements had conceded to in the past were now being interpreted as social constructions instigating social stigma that warranted public attention.

"[But] strong enough to warrant public health measures," she said.

"On its merits, we think this idea does warrant public discussion," he said.

In a review published this month, Bristol University scientists say the evidence is now strong enough to warrant public health messages that cannabis can increase psychotic disorders.

"There's already ample evidence to warrant public education around the risks of heavy use of cannabis, particularly the high-potency varieties.

We have stated repeatedly, in our reports and via the media, that horse racing is inherently exploitative, and doesn't warrant public support.

In March, Justice William E Garnett rejected their argument, failed to establish a "compelling or particularized need" to warrant public disclosure of the grand jury record.

We at Animal Aid regard racing as inherently exploitative and believe that it doesn't warrant public support through betting money and attendance fees.

But she also mouths the words "Thank you" at the gravesite, because she believes President Kennedy gave her a terrible secret that became a great blessing that became a miraculous redeeming force, a gift that now warrants public celebrating.

Levels of unmet healthcare need are unclear, as patients either wait until their condition worsens to warrant public sector treatment or find the money to pay to see a private specialist.