He also appears determined to persuade German companies that Russia's domestic situation is stable enough to warrant major investments.
The former prime minister says it was important to introduce special laws to deal with antisocial behaviour because the individual crimes were too small to warrant major police effort.
Early kitchens had "no counter space," as real estate agents would put it today, which is enough to warrant major renovation, as anyone who has bought a prewar house or apartment knows.
Michigan admitted to a series of violations in its football program but also said it did not think that the problems related to practice time and coaching activities warranted major punishment from the N.C.A.A., which will hold a hearing on the case in August.
The good news is that women collectively achieved high numbers of executive positions to warrant major magazines producing annual "Power" issues in 2007.
With only a few weeks having gone by since that meeting, one would think the FOMC is unlikely to have sufficient information to warrant major changes from the previously announced strategy.
In addition to the grants, Met Council received money through many government financing streams, which further diffused oversight because it did not receive enough from any one agency to warrant a major audit.
The big issue facing the Fed — whether or not to cut the federal funds rate by a quarter point or even half a point from its current level of 5.25percentt and when to do so if it decides a cut is warranted — poses major risks for Mr. Bernanke.
"I probably stoked fan fervor in my optimistic comments about the prospects," Mr. Thomas wrote, adding that Warner Brothers, which owns the "Veronica Mars" property, "wasn't convinced there was enough interest to warrant a major studio-sized movie about Veronica, and the project never got off the ground".
Moreover, only 202 of the 1603 subjects in the Asian study were children not enough, most scientists felt, to warrant a major shift in drug policy.
