warranting in English

verb

1

justify or necessitate (a certain course of action).

that offense is serious enough to warrant a court marshal

synonyms: justify, vindicate, call for, sanction, validate, permit, authorize, deserve, excuse, account for, legitimize, support, license, approve of, merit, qualify for, rate, be worthy of, be deserving of

verb

justify, vindicate, call for, sanction, validate, permit, authorize, deserve, excuse, account for, legitimize, support, license, approve of, merit, qualify for, rate, be worthy of, be deserving of
guarantee, affirm, swear, promise, vow, pledge, undertake, state, assert, declare, profess, attest, vouch, testify, bear witness, aver
justify
guarantee

Use "warranting" in a sentence

1. Synonyms for Approbating include sanctioning, authorising, authorizing, approving, ratifying, warranting, confirming, accrediting, endorsing and formalising

2. Given the 20% positive predictive value of malignancy, most Amorphous calcifications are assessed as BI-RADS 4B (suspicious, warranting biopsy) 5.

3. "Though the prefix usually means chief or principal, it sometimes connotes extremism, warranting caution with phrases like archconservative, Archradical, archliberal, arch-Protestant and arch

4. Conclusion: In patella fracture, age >65 years and Comminuted fracture pattern are predictors of increased fixation failure and postoperative stiffness, warranting special consideration

5. They can also work closely with financial institutions to add red flag indicators of human trafficking to the list of suspicious activities warranting further scrutiny.

6. Acute Abdomen is not a single disease entity, but a blanket term for a number of often vague symptoms constituting a life-threatening abdominal condition warranting urgent medical attention

7. The problem of destitution and Beggary is becoming a major concern warranting urgent attention and intervention in view of the increasing numbers, especially of children and women, the official said.

8. There is sufficient evidence that it is being or is likely to be abused and may constitute a public health and social problem warranting the placing of the substance under international control.

9. Toennis' material of 1294 epileptics is reviewed and the fact stressed, that only about one quarter of the patients, i. e. 312, showed conditions warranting surgery, and that even in focal epilepsies only a quarter was operated upon; this material comprises merely symptomatic epilepsies of other than tumorous or angiomatous origin.

10. About halfway down the north side of the Alley stands Flourish and Blotts, the shop noticeable by its wide picture windows displaying all sorts of gold-embossed spellbooks, any new releases warranting advertisement and the occasional sleeping cat, as the shopkeeper’s two cats occasionally decide to make the window display their chosen napping place when they aren’t underfoot.