Sentence examples for warranting only from inspiring English sources
BLAGOVESCHENSK, Russia — It was a routine arrest, warranting only a brief mention in the local newspaper, Amur Pravda.
Possession of less than 25 grams of marijuana out of public view — for example, inside an individual's pocket or backpack — is a violation, warranting only a ticket.
In earlier rulings, the court had said that under the definitions included in the Wilprop form the attack was to be viewed as one occurrence, warranting only one payment.
Pitbull scab: Warranting only passing mention in the magazine, this dog-fighting souvenir more or less just served to tide the Jar over between main courses.
But other members said Mr. Rangel's violations were too serious to warrant only a reprimand.
Matt Arnold, an analyst at Edward Jones, said the quarterly performance warranted only modest applause.
But, he said, "Criminalization is warranted only where someone sets out, knowing he has H.I.V., to infect another and succeeds".
Executing men has become routine – most of the time, the deaths warrant only a small mention in the local newspaper.
They state that "members expected economic conditions would evolve in a manner that would warrant only gradual increases in the federal funds rate".
The bus-load from the banks of the Thames were mocked by the City faithful when their commitment warranted only praise.
Early removal is warranted only when the president has misused the powers of office, thus threatening or undermining the standard mechanism for accountability, elections.
