Sentence examples for warrants support for from inspiring English sources

The current state of knowledge of community impacts of CAFOs warrants support for the American Public Health Association recommendation for a moratorium on all new CAFO construction.

Obviously that's an unfortunate time frame, but it's a lot better than never, and the legislation will almost immediately improve conditions for tens of millions of hens and will require labels on cartons within a year -- provisions that would warrant support for the legislation even without the cage ban.

At a hearing on Nov. 26, the congregation will argue that the preservation benefits warrant support from the landmarks commission for the variance it needs to construct a 157-foot tower in a zoning district with a row house-scaled 75-foot height limit.

Leading developed countries have pledged $27 million for investments next year to the MLF "if an ambitious HFC amendment is adopted at the October 2016 Meeting of the Parties with a sufficiently early freeze date for Article 5 parties [developing countries] to warrant fast-start support for implementation".

This allows the expression of warrants for support and attack, making it a transparent and flexible system of defeasible argumentation.

As such, ATR has joined with the ACLU and the Center for Democracy and Technology to form Digital4th. Three heavy-hitting, enthusiastic think tanks and lobbying efforts to ramp up awareness and support for warrant protections for digital content and geo-location data.

Further investigation is warranted to provide further support for this.

Since such factors may have significant affect on the conformity of the model, future studies using broader range of diagnose and more refined study design are warranted to lend further support for the validation of the DSSI.

Longitudinal studies characterizing relationships between MCP-1 and albuminuria and eGFR are warranted and could provide support for pharmacological MCP-1 inhibition during the incipient stages of DN [ 48].

This suggests that there might be something particular about rural smoking households that warrants further investigation, and that support for smoking cessation might be rurally targeted.

The differences -- Justice's determination that a special prosecutor was not warranted and the F.B.I.'s support for one -- have long been known.