Sentence examples similar to warranting swift measures from inspiring English sources

The prevailing cognitive behavioral approach appears appropriate for most of the men, but the following enhancements are warranted: swift and certain court response for violations, intensive programming for high-risk men, and ongoing monitoring of risk.

There are various theological mechanisms for such penance the Catholic sacrament being just one among many but an apology offered in the world would seem to be of little consequence for those villains whose crimes warrant swift and certain justice.

Rights campaigners have demanded that swift measures be taken to ensure a level playing field.

"Opioid abuse is a national concern and warrants swift and immediate action," Warren wrote.

Birds found dead may indicate rapid changes in host range, geographic range, viral pathogenicity, or disease emergence, and as such warrant swift investigation.

By 1971 the American economic situation warranted emergency measures.

"[But] strong enough to warrant public health measures," she said.

Indeed, China may well fear a nuclear Japan more than any disturbance in the Korean peninsula". Public policy professor Bruce Jentleson said North Korea's actions warrant a swift, firm response from the U.N. Security Council.

But the renewed swell of interest and people trying to learn about the check-in protest may have warranted a swifter renewal of the trend.

The high morbidity associated with obesity warrants preventive measures.

But Hannon and Edmundson's show is a rare thing: a musical that touches the heart without relying on trite formulas and proves substantial enough to have warranted such a swift revival.