Sentence examples for warranted removal from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors countered in their post-trial brief that the judge's behavior before and after he became a federal judge warranted removal.

Brewer was asked later Friday on Alan Colmes' radio show exactly what Mathis did that warranted removal.

Events were typically moderate to mild, and none warranted removal from the trial.

Treatment continued until death, disease progression or drug toxicity that warranted removal from the study.

These lenses exhibited significant nuclear light scattering diagnosed as cataract by slit lamp, and warranted removal by an ophthalmologist (grade 2 4 on a 0 4 scale [ 11]).

The dose-limiting toxicities (DLT) were defined as (i) any grade 3 or 4 non-haematologic drug-induced toxicity excluding alopecia, nausea or vomiting, (ii) any haematologic toxicity necessitating a dose reduction and (iii) any drug-induced adverse event that warranted removal of the patient from the study.

William D. Wexler, one of Mr. Mahoney's lawyers, said the sheriff did nothing to warrant removal from office.

City officials said they regarded the court's determination that, at least in some domestic violence cases, emotional trauma could be severe enough to warrant removal of children as a validation of the city's position.

But Melvyn H. Bergstein, a partner at the law firm Walder, Hayden & Brogan in Roseland, N.J., said that even if there were provisions for firing, "friction or hostility between a beneficiary and the trustee alone is not enough to warrant removal.

Any potential outliers were individually identified, and due consideration was given to each point to evaluate the validity of the measurement or the potential for a methodological issue (e.g. treatment failure) that would warrant removal.

Of the roughly 1000 species listed in the United States as endangered, only 13--including the American peregrine falcon and the American alligator--have rebounded enough to warrant removal from the list.