Примеры использования Was warranted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You don't think a police response was warranted?
The deletion of article 6 bis was warranted, since its wording did not adequately reflect the complexity of the issue in question.
Some members felt that application of PARE was warranted for the full period.
The Commission decided that,in the absence of new information, no further investigation of the issue was warranted.
If the Registrar had felt that a panel of inquiry was warranted, he could have established such a panel in June 1996.
Such a list was needed to determine whether resorting to outside consultants was warranted.
It would, however, remain attentive to programme growth,which sometimes was warranted when poverty eradication was concerned, but not in other cases.
He agreed that the programme was optimistic, buthe felt that such optimism was warranted.
His delegation therefore maintained its position that the conclusion of a comprehensive convention was warranted, and it stood ready to offer constructive contributions to that process.
However, the Commission considered that the recognition of a suspensive effect in a draft article was warranted.
However, the intensification of regional cooperation in South Asia was warranted on broader considerations, above all as a“step towards better political relations- and peace”.
While possible, the Panel considered that close scrutiny of the audit working papers and procedures was warranted.
If a complaint was warranted, disciplinary proceedings were instituted and if evidence of a criminal offence was found, criminal charges were brought against the suspect.
Well, the jury could recommend 25 years to life if they felt it was warranted but that's highly unlikely.
In relation to his claim under article 7,the author argues that deliberately false reports have increased his author's sentences beyond what was warranted.
Mr. AMOR wondered whether the entire last sentence of the paragraph was warranted, because it seemed to go too far.
According to the Association's Arbitration Rules,the tribunal had to decide disputes instead of state courts and its independence was warranted.
Further work in this area was warranted and should be guided by the conclusions on subsidies contained in paragraph 85 of the Programme for the Further Implementation of Agenda 21;
Cases related to UNHCR staff members were then reviewed to determine whether formal investigation was warranted.
The same Code contained a list of alternatives to pretrial detention, which was warranted in legal terms only where there was a risk of flight or obstruction of justice.
A total of 99(35 per cent) were closed after a preliminary assessment determined that no investigation was warranted.
There was general agreement that relief from the stay for secured creditors was warranted where there was no realistic possibility of reorganization and the proceedings might be converted to liquidation.
Although the percentage increase indicated appeared high, in reality it was not and,more importantly, it was warranted.
Mr. Bond(United States of America)said that his delegation did not believe that referral of the proposed Code to ICSC was warranted or necessary, especially in view of the General Assembly's request that the matter should be expedited.
Following a careful review, Canada had concluded that the draft articles did not maintain that balance, andthat no further work on them was warranted.
As regards the 10 other countries identified above,many members considered that no adjustment to the conversion rates was warranted and MERs should be applied, while a few members considered that adjustments should be made to conversion rates in those cases.
On the other hand, several delegations were not certain that direct radio broadcasting by the United Nations on a global level was warranted.
Wielded appropriately, stun belts andstun guns could be effective tools when the use of force was warranted during detention or arrest, and could reduce violence and protect bystanders by serving as a non-lethal alternative to deadly force.
Only the third meeting of the medical board, held on 19 May 2007, was convened for the purpose of determining whether, given the medical condition of L.C., the termination of pregnancy was warranted.
One was to convince our regulator that an increase in the price of a stamp was warranted, despite their initial rejection.