Sentence examples for act causes a from inspiring English sources

Appellees have not been singled out for specially unfavorable treatment as opposed to other Members of their respective bodies, but claim that the Act causes a type of institutional injury which damages all Members of Congress equally.

Their claim is that the Act causes a type of institutional injury (the diminution of legislative power), which necessarily damages all Members of Congress and both Houses of Congress equally.

But when that actually happens, in the form of Ms. Mearns, she proves so incapable of guile that she offends all of Willy's friends and, at the end of the first act, causes a ruinous run on his bank.

After all, the Defense of Marriage Act causes a lot of bureaucratic problems as well as moral ones, and Wall Street donors have been instrumental in pushing gay marriage into the political mainstream.

"Was that person legally required to act and did their failure to reasonably act cause a pedestrian's injury?" Smith added.

Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates also got in on the act, causing a stir as he at first appeared to back the federal government's position but then equivocated, calling for a "debate" about when the government "has a right to know" personal information on people's phones.

The act caused a great political and media flurry.

Egypt said on Monday there was no evidence that a terrorist act caused a Russian passenger jet to crash in the Sinai on October 31, killing all 224 people on board — a position at odds with what Russia, western governments, and the Islamic State (IS) have claimed.

Many residents believe Mount Kinabalu, where the offence is alleged to have taken place, holds the spirits of their ancestors and some have suggested the disrespectful act caused an earthquake that killed 18 people days later.

Violent acts caused a high proportion of on-the-job deaths in New York City last year, but the overall number of workplace fatalities fell sharply, according to new data from the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Still, since 1977 the F.B.I. has linked nearly 1,000 criminal acts, causing an estimated $100 million damage, to environmental and animal rights extremists.