1.   And Gov. George Pataki, his fellow New York Republican and political rival, suggested that the case warranted more sensitivity.

2.   But the judge said he did not believe the case warranted jail time.

3.   Such cases seldom warrant that kind of attention.

4.   Such cases warrant immediate large-scale controlled studies, he says.

5.   The case warrants vigorous review by the Justice Department to determine whether presidential action is needed.

6.   The court, in a brief statement, said the case did not warrant intervention.

7.   But although spina bifida is not life-threatening and many children live normal lives, this case warranted the treatment, Adzick said.

8.   However, the lawyer said he does not think the case warrants the death penalty and he hopes prosecutors decide against seeking it.

9.   I felt the case warranted concern.

10.   The case warranted attention not only in New York, but around the country and the world.