I don't think it's warranted.

That continent warranted special assistance and attention.

They claim that restrictions on use of language are not warranted by the necessity qualifier in article 19, paragraph 3, and that the Supreme Court of Canada was wrong to uphold any language restrictions as reasonable and warranted.

Disarmament warranted particular attention in the context of peacekeeping.

Development is at the core of the African continent's concerns, and we therefore believe that urgent action oriented proposals and recommendations on development issues are warranted.

I had previously reported that the risk assessment processes followed by IOG warranted improvement.

The report on recosting, an exercise usually undertaken in December, also warranted close attention.

Some participants noted that more interaction between special procedures and the Security Council was warranted.

The cases of Liberia, the Niger and Sao Tome and Principe also warranted favourable consideration.

(e) Country visit Where warranted, the treaty body may conduct a visit to the territory concerned.

Therefore, an adjustment in the strategy of the United Nations involvement in Sierra Leone is warranted.

Such programmes would be warranted in view of SMEs' critical role in employment and in poverty alleviation.

While possible, the Panel considered that close scrutiny of the audit working papers and procedures was warranted.

In the light of these findings, the Panel determines that a global downward adjustment is not warranted.

The tense situation within Geneina itself warranted a reduction of non essential United Nations personnel on 12 October.

After reviewing the data, he noted that Africa had begun to receive the focused attention its circumstances warranted.

The Committee is therefore concerned that a 17 per cent increase in projected income may not be warranted.

Several issues warranted discussion regarding people of African descent in politics one was how to identify people of African descent.

He noted, however, that participants put forward and supported a number of suggestions and potential solutions that warranted further exploration.

The Committee requests the programme's continuation, with the necessary flexibility, as warranted by developments relevant to the question of Palestine.

The declaration shall be withdrawn immediately if warranted by the security situation within which the emergency humanitarian assistance is delivered.

He noted, however, that participants put forward and supported a number of suggestions and potential solutions that warranted further exploration.

Also decides that the review of the field service is the appropriate mechanism for possible recognition of hardship, if warranted

Where the Committee deems it warranted, the inquiry may include a visit to the territory of the State party concerned.

While investment in peace is always warranted, its merit could not be clearer than in the case of the Sudan.

Some of this was warranted some of it was not. And now a related distorted narrative one that in 2014 could needlessly undermine policies that are key to improving America s economic recovery is gaining traction.

Perhaps some of this attention to intelligence is necessary, but what is not warranted is the tendency to ignore cognitive capacities that are at least equally important the capacities that sustain rational thought and action.

According to the Association's Arbitration Rules, the tribunal had to decide disputes instead of state courts and its independence was warranted.

In addition, complementary improvements are also required in collateral laws (which do not make it too expensive to mortgage property) and the legal system (which allows banks to seize collateral, if warranted, when a debtor defaults).

The Open ended Working Group may wish to consider this issue and make recommendations, as warranted, to the Meeting of the Parties.

The Open ended Working Group may wish to consider the handbook and make recommendations, as warranted, to the Meeting of the Parties.

(i) such refusal is warranted on the grounds set forth in article 36, paragraphs (1) (a)(i), (ii), (iii) or (iv) or

The Open ended Working Group may wish to consider the handbook and make recommendations as warranted to the mMeeting of the Parties.

As for the declaration of exceptional risk, her delegation urged the General Assembly and the Security Council to endeavour to issue timely declarations where warranted.

I intend to keep the operations of UNFICYP under close scrutiny, with a view to offering recommendations for possible further adjustments as soon as warranted.

If, even after the passage of 20 years, the authorities believe that a prosecution is warranted, application must be made to the Supreme People's Procuratorate.

UNICEF will also support pilot and other initiatives for Goal 5, including emergency obstetric care and training of skilled birth attendants, where warranted by country circumstances.

At the time it was the intent to provide detail within the matrices however, upon review, it was determined that a more general approach was warranted.

Each factor is to be given the weight warranted by the circumstances peculiar to each individual river basin, or group of basins, and all factors so weighted are to be considered together and a determination arrived at on the basis of the whole.

It was also noted that the two cases mentioned (dispute settlement and monitoring of the implementation of the treaty) were sufficiently different and warranted two separate draft guidelines.

Ultimately, whether significant changes are warranted should depend on whether the central bank's interventions in fact aggravated the recent crisis, as they aggravated the crisis of the 1930s. But the Fed's critics have been curiously nonspecific about what they regard as the Fed's mistakes.

In my letter of 2 March to you, I mentioned our well founded apprehension on the comportment of Mr. Axworthy, which we believe is not warranted by the circumstances.

The more than 600 million persons with disabilities in the world constituted a vulnerable group in society and therefore warranted special attention on the part of the international community.

BUDAPEST Today, millions of Europeans are afraid and frustrated as they face unemployment, loss of savings and pensions, radically reduced social benefits, and other economic hardships. Their fears are warranted, because the current financial crisis is undermining the very union that was established to heal Europe s wounds at the end of World War II.

Silence can be presumed to be tacit acceptance that rapid increases in long term asset price are warranted. National leaders must speak out, and they must match their words with concrete actions, to help signal to the public that the speculative bubble cannot be expected to continue.