Sentence examples for bring a cause from inspiring English sources
A new festival is coming to Chicago, and it's bring a cause along with it.
Thus, the problem is that some government involvement is required to bring a cause of action for torture under the ATS, but too much government involvement could immunize the private party from liability altogether.
This can be done by finding the right venue to bring a suit that causes that decision to be revisited and eventually reversed.
Furthermore, when it is proposed that God engages in creation for his own pleasure (prīti), Vasubandhu replies that this means that God is not sovereign because He requires a means (upāya) to bring about a cause, namely his own pleasure.
While allergies do not directly cause sinus headaches, the sinus congestion they cause can bring a headache on.
A warmer spring may bring a hotter, drier summer, causing a drought in which the plant withers.
Perhaps more important, if not carefully handled, a grand Sarkozy initiative for closer European integration could bring a backlash in Germany, causing trouble for Mrs. Merkel and fueling panic in the financial markets.
Sir John, who spearheaded the BBC's digital strategy, diverting millions of pounds of licence fee revenue into new technology and digital channels, will argue that although it could bring a "digitopia", it risks causing social division between the information haves and have-nots.
Carlson said the report showed there was probable cause to bring a criminal charge against Tyson.
In June 2007, the commission's New York district director, Spencer H. Lewis Jr., determined that there was cause to bring a complaint against the company for discrimination.
