Sentence examples for cause disruption for from inspiring English sources
A five-day strike, including on Christmas Eve, threatens to cause disruption for those wanting to send gifts and cards.
The CAA chief executive, Andrew Haines, yesterday warned that the ash cloud could cause disruption for "the foreseeable future".
The strike will last through Friday, but an overtime ban by drivers will continue to cause disruption for the foreseeable future on the understaffed network.
A spokesperson for the Department for Education said releasing the report would would jeopardise the process of placing WCAT's schools with new trusts and cause disruption for the children concerned.
But they can refuse discontinuous blocks of leave, as coming and going over the year will cause disruption for them, says Marian Bloodworth, an employment lawyer at Berwin Leighton Paisner.
Stop HS2 campaigners say the plan would cause disruption for commuters.
The problem, which started at 9am on Thursday morning between Clapham Junction and Wandsworth Common, is expected to cause disruptions for the rest of the day.
Preoccupied with ensuring that bankruptcies and accounting problems do not cause disruptions for telephone and Internet users, he proposed a modest set of recommendations that mixed some new regulatory oversight with some loosening of the existing rules.
Forecasters predicted 50mph winds could create deep snow drifts, causing disruption for travellers and commuters returning to work.
Over the course of Monday night there were about 2,000 attemptst to breach the fences at the Eurotunnel terminal, causing disruption for cross-Channel travellers.
