Sentence examples for warranting as from inspiring English sources

In acquisition agreements, companies make statements about the state of their business by representing and warranting as to their condition.

He said he would not sign "any death warrant" as long as he remained president.

Access will for the most part not require a warrant, as has been the case for many years.

That must mean judicial control of interception warrants, as proposed by David Anderson QC, the government's independent adviser on terror laws.

These promising effects for a new tool-assisted self-treatment indicate further basic investigations are warranted, as are pilot investigations with patient populations.

This is one of several ways Google labels its links in Google News – the company has historically tagged articles as "In-Depth" or "Opinion," when warranted, as well.

Kennedy was booked on outstanding warrants, as well as suspicion of fleeing from police and felony assault on an officer.

Morris was booked into the Douglas County Jail on the warrant, as well as suspicion of criminal impersonation, resisting arrest and assaulting an officer.

Further exploration of the proposed DISC-constructs is warranted as well as simplifications of its use.

Further studies on sonication are warranted, as are studies comparing methods for biofilm sampling in vivo.

Consultation with a pediatric neurologist is warranted as early as possible if the events on video are suspicious.