Warranting in a sentence

Any allegation of discrimination is taken extremely seriously by World Rugby, warranting a thorough investigation.

The HC held that since there were no compelling reasons warranting interim medical bail, it was denied to him.

Would the NIS Board and/or the Minister of Finance discuss and advise us why these are not items warranting immediate correction in the sea of plenty.

The Kremlin’s updated nuclear doctrine stipulates that any conventional attack on Russia by a non-nuclear armed nation, if backed by a nuclear-armed nation, will be considered a joint aggression, potentially warranting a nuclear response.

The most profitable method of the opportunities listed varies by creator warranting some experimentation for each creator themselves to test what methods have the highest success rates.

The NLC notes with grave concern that Comrade Ajaero was lawfully discharging his duties to represent Nigerian workers and had not committed any offense warranting such action.

If our health-care system became overwhelmed, that would truly be a state of emergency warranting extraordinary government action.

In the present ruling, the Commission said that the appellant had not raised facts or arguments warranting reconsideration.

Scores of people had to be pushed out of the city centre by the police after failing to produce the relevant documents warranting them to be in the CBD.

Considering this, it’s just a matter of time before the Thunder either trade Paul or buy out his contract completely, warranting him the ability to sign with whom he wishes.

On both tests of correctness and reasonableness, the president has not committed any fundamental and material mistake of alarming proportion warranting attention of any quantum.

The Manchester City winger has been prolific for club and country in the past couple of seasons, thus warranting comparisons to the five-time Ballon d’Or winner.

The more recent advent of the MCU, and DC's later attempts to mimic their rivals, has kicked the superhero game into an entirely new gear, now warranting its own genre, and the bar of quality has been set incredibly high.

The only reason warranting caution is a further deterioration in the operating environment, particularly impacting dine-in, which forms half of its countrywide sales.

Equally, the orchestra's accompaniment showcased its own high caliber of performance, warranting a standing ovation at the end of the tour-de-force half-hour long concerto.

It also claims that nobody questioned the Hindu credentials of Tharoor warranting the book.

Someone merely walking down a sidewalk in a casual manner with a holstered pistol on his/her belt shouldn’t rise to the level of “warranting alarm” although some people might disagree.

Further, some nominal tax rates remain high by international standards, possibly warranting a lowering of some rates.

In particular, their analysis centered on the definition of an inference-warranting relation, " vyapti ", also known as invariable concomitance or pervasion. citation To this end, a doctrine known as "apoha" or differentiation was developed.

The importance of these institutions has been growing in recent years warranting visits by prominent politicians in the area seeking election.