warranting (Meaning)

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warranting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Warrant

The evidence was insufficient to warrant an arrest.
The officer had a warrant for the suspect's arrest.
The search warrant authorized the police to enter the residence.
The judge reviewed the evidence and determined it warranted issuing a restraining order.
The company demanded payment before warranting the refund.
The high level of risk warranted additional safety precautions.
The student's academic achievements warranted a scholarship.
The doctor's diagnosis warranted immediate medical attention.
The evidence did not warrant a conclusion of guilt.
The exceptional circumstances warranted a deviation from the usual policy.

of Warrant

guaranteeing, undertaking, insisting, contracting, guarantying, assuring, pledging, bonding,certifying,attesting

disallowing, disallowing, vetoing, disapproving, declining, denying, disapproving, prohibiting, prohibiting, forbidding

The evidence was insufficient to warrant an arrest.

The officer had a warrant for the suspect's arrest.

The search warrant authorized the police to enter the residence.

The judge reviewed the evidence and determined it warranted issuing a restraining order.