1.   But race officials concluded that such personal problems did not warrant disregarding a life-and-death situation involving a fellow competitor.

2.   But the engineers, he said, determined that problems did not warrant immediate action.

3.   Not that every such problem warrants treatment.

4.   Officials at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration have not yet decided whether the problem warrants grounding of the shuttle fleet.

5.   If no problem warrants an immediate transfer, he would have to be returned to his cell at Camp Crame, the Sandiganbayan anti-graft court ruled.

6.   Such a serious problem clearly warrants Cabinet action.