Sentence examples for warrants construction from inspiring English sources

warrants construction of the [1998 Act's] 20-year term extension as a congressional attempt to evade or override the 'limited Times' constraint". Ante, at 209.

Nothing before this Court warrants construction of the CTEA's 20-year term extension as a congressional attempt to evade or override the "limited Times" constraint.

[537 U.S. 189] (1) Nothing before this Court warrants construction of the CTEA's 20-year term extension as a congressional attempt to evade or override the "limited Times" constraint.

From 460 to 470 the influx of followers was great enough to warrant construction on an adjoining plateau of a large coenobium (Latin: "monastic convent"), whose discipline integrated arts and crafts with the ascetic life.

The consequent increase of commuter traffic volume, overall increase of the motorway transit traffic and plans for construction of a Sava River port in Rugvica warranted construction of the additional interchanges.

Popper eventually relented, after admitting that the larger dreadnought type design would also warrant the construction of a new floating dry dock, which would significantly increase the cost of the project.

But the Mission Viejo Co. expects it will take yet another two years before economic pressures mount enough in Aliso Viejo to warrant accelerating construction of retail, office and industrial buildings.

In a dissenting opinion that she took the unusual step of reading from the bench, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said that "nothing in history, precedent, or plain English warrants the anemic construction of the term 'prevailing party' the court today imposes".

Another company named in the search warrants was Century 21 Construction Company of Clifton, whose long history of county work includes serving as construction manager on Riverfront Stadium, home of the Newark Bears minor league baseball team, a $30 million project financed by Essex County and Newark.

The International Labour Organisation (ILO) is due to make a judgment in March on whether the forced labour of migrant workers in Qatar's construction industry warrants further investigation.

In our judgment, it has no warrant in any reasonable construction of the charter.