There are, of course, legitimate and tightly warranted reasons for law enforcement surveillance, and there are also companies that take hard lines against turning their users over to the government.
These 5 trials had warranted reasons for not referencing systematic reviews.
eliminate requirements that are not warranted for reasons of safety and soundness or other public purposes.
Such caution is warranted for another reason, analysts said: the unpredictability of postwar Iraq.
This focus is warranted for several reasons.
Such an extreme measure as Johnson & Johnson's nationwide recall of Tylenol in 1982 may not have been warranted for safety reasons, he said, but it reflected well on the company.
A president may conclude a pardon or commutation is warranted for several reasons: the desire to restore full citizenship rights, including voting, to people who have served their sentences and lived within the law since; a belief that a sentence was excessive or unjust; personal circumstances that warrant compassion; or other unique circumstances.
Though the Supreme Court ruled a similar law in Nebraska unconstitutional in 2000, partly because it failed to include an exception to protect a pregnant woman's health, Senate and House sponsors believe they have solved that legal problem by including Congressional findings that the procedure is never warranted for health reasons.
On 5 January they appealed to the BIA once more by noting that a ruling in another case suggested "the favorable exercise of discretion is warranted for humanitarian reasons [emphasis in the original] even if there is little likelihood of future persecution".
Although the analyses examining the role of specific phonological predictors of sound symbolic effects did not yield consistent or robust findings, we argue our conclusions are warranted for two reasons.
Fewer studies distinguish between N-mediated and P-mediated resource limitation of arthropods, but such investigations are warranted for two reasons.
