Though the Supreme Court ruled a similar law in Nebraska unconstitutional in 2000, partly because it failed to include an exception to protect a pregnant woman's health, Senate and House sponsors believe they have solved that legal problem by including Congressional findings that the procedure is never warranted for health reasons.
Of course, I do not believe that psychotropic medications are never warranted.
The misleading reports led to all sorts of speculative posts based on the data, like "The Possibility of Peak Facebook," which really were never warranted.
Regardless of what factors play into a relationship's dynamics, it's important to recognize that abuse is never warranted, and abuse is never the fault of the abused.
Blair said there was never a warrant to search Ford's home.
In other ailments, like acute bronchitis, the best research suggests that antibiotics are almost never warranted, because the infection is viral, or in other ways self-limiting; the drugs do not speed recovery.
Among Christians, the practice of burying a corpse with a coin in its mouth was never widespread enough to warrant condemnation from the Church, but the substitute rite came under official scrutiny; the viaticum should not be, but often was, placed in the mouth after death, apparently out of a superstitious desire for its magical protection.
In summary, some SOFA-HDV ribozymes exhibited sufficiently high cleavage levels of the IRES that they significantly reduced the luciferase activity; however, the observed level of replicon inhibition was never high enough to warrant further development of the SOFA-HDV ribozyme as an antiviral drug against HCV.
Privacy campaigners argue that Ripa was never intended to issue warrants that would justify such large-scale trawls.
