"Private business owners should have the flexibility" to "cater to smokers and nonsmokers alike," Mr. Sutton said, but "there are sufficient reasons to warrant measures that regulate smoking in public places, places where people must go".
Certainly, a company's market research is never done, but initial target market research initiatives can provide personal momentum and bring you close enough to your target to warrant measures that are more expansive (and expensive).
The high rate of advanced disease stage warrants measures aimed at earlier diagnosis and treatment.
In a setting with stronger health services, older individuals may have better knowledge of their underlying conditions, such as hypertension or diabetes, or certain neoplasms – conditions that warrant measures other than just interviewing for diagnosis.
The country justifies its proposal, stating that for Malawi, the "nature of the health workforce crisis is such that the situation warrants measures that might not otherwise be considered as sustainable".
Large longitudinal population surveys are warranted measuring pain thresholds prior to the onset of CFS.
Later, smallpox, cholera, typhus, and yellow fever were recognized as also warranting quarantine measures.
With increasing long term survival after OLT, thromboembolic cardio- and cerebrovascular disease has become an increasingly threatening factor for OLT recipients, warranting preventative measures.
By 1971 the American economic situation warranted emergency measures.
Nor is there any doubt that New York, battered by recession and the destruction of the World Trade Center, is in severe enough straits to warrant extreme measures.
