If/if a PKO is warranted, important to minimize its presence and role in the east, where the opposition has things better in hand and the culture is more inimical to the presence of foreign forces".
Nevertheless, screening of patients who are likely to be at risk for CIN and institution of precautionary measures when warranted are important components of optimal oncologic imaging practice.
In addition, more evidence on long-term outcome and well-performed challenge or re-introduction trials are warranted as important adaptions may occur.
Especially the presence of both hypoxia and inflammatory proteins in RA both leading to HIF-1α stabilization and subsequent HIF-1 activation seems to warrant an important role for HIF-1α.
Later, though, Justice Scalia asked Steven R. Shapiro of the American Civil Liberties Union, which represents Mr. McNeely, whether warrants played an important role in stopping unreasonable searches if they were quickly and routinely available.
Police said they were executing 53 search-and-seizure warrants to "avoid important evidence being destroyed by those under investigation".
In this study, the informants emphasized the 'naturalness' in – and 'non-chemical' nature of – herbal medicine and their individual bodily sensations as important warrants of safety.
The police say the European arrest warrant is most important of all.
But Theresa May, the home secretary, and Chris Grayling, the justice secretary, were both adamant that the warrant was too important: under its terms, 137 suspects, some on rape and murder charges, were extradited to the UK last year.
Libby McVeigh of Fair Trials International, a human rights charity that provides assistance to people arrested in a country other than their own, said: "The arrest warrant is an important crime-fighting tool but, without reform, will continue to be used inappropriately with devastating human consequences".
