Sentence examples for cause institutions from inspiring English sources

According to Cochet, "overlapping responsibilities" within public agencies often cause institutions to drop the ball.

The threat of lawsuits has driven up insurance premiums and caused institutions like schools and local governments to alter the way they go about their business.

The disclosures have spurred a broad criminal inquiry involving numerous police departments and caused institutions, including schools, hospitals and the BBC, to investigate their ties to Mr. Savile.

Sheldon Steinbach, general counsel at the American Council on Education, said the school's decision would cause other institutions that ban recruiters to examine their policies.

If so, would that cause some institutions to stop lending shares, making it harder to short stocks and perhaps contributing to market volatility?

BLOOMBERG NEWS British Lawmakers Challenge Financial Tax  |  Members of the House of Lords said a proposed European Union tax, which would affect derivative, stock and bond trades, could cause financial institutions to relocate, Reuters reports.

Jeremy J. Siegel, a professor of finance at the Wharton School, says that though margin calls were a factor in Tuesday's rout, they were probably not the primary cause because institutions were heavy sellers.

She was politically engaged and campaigned for many causes and institutions.

Poverty and ecological crisis don't just exist, they are caused – by institutions with specific interests.

Still, Mr. Posner was an active and generous philanthropist for causes and institutions in the Miami area.

Increased competition for a limited pool of students has caused many institutions to look closely at their provision.