Sentence examples for cause declaration from inspiring English sources
The probable cause declaration asserted that Lewis had kidnapped a woman, dragged her to his trailer, held her against her will, and raped her.
The declaration caused alarm and anger.
While news of the declaration caused scenes of mass celebration in Sierra Leone, the British Red Cross said it was merely the beginning of the end.
Yet Ms. Stewart's public service and proclamations may have caused violence (her declaration of the end of that cease-fire was indeed followed by deaths in Egypt) as well as encouraged it against American targets.
The prime minister encouraged Northern Ireland's political parties to show leadership in emergency talks aimed at defusing the crisis caused by the declaration by George Hamilton, the chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), that IRA members werebehind the murder of former comrade Kevin McGuigan last month.
"No single cause can explain the declaration of war," he wrote.
He said that "a certain declaration could cause us problems; we need to be careful not to make these declarations".
This month it has been Republican Governor Bob McDonnell's turn to cause outrage with his declaration that April is Confederate History Month in the state of Virginia.
Mr Morsi should be equally unequivocal.Time to join the real worldSuch a declaration would cause Mr Morsi trouble with his extremist Salafist coalition partners.
After nearly two years of sitting quietly, the erstwhile poster boy of the pro-Russia cause last week released a declaration strongly critical of President Vladimir Putin, and predicting upheaval and bloodshed in Russia in the near future.
The findings suggested that academic leadership's commitment was a leading cause for signing a declaration, charter, or initiative, and implementing sustainable development.
