Sentence examples for conduct causes from inspiring English sources

Some other-regarding conduct causes mere offense, not genuine harm (IV 3; IV 12).

That second-order duties so arise follows from the principle of corrective justice, which (in its most influential form) says that an individual has a duty to repair the wrongful losses that his conduct causes.

Their members think that describing their not infrequent vacations as "recess" is too reminiscent of being in grade school (which their conduct causes many of us to think they are).

The defendant's illegal conduct caused significant harm to the victim movie studio.

But he has brushed up against other financiers whose conduct caused him losses.

"Claiming that my client's 'culpable conduct' caused him to be abused is obscene," the letter said.

His secretive conduct caused much offense to the authorities, especially to Sir John Kirk, the British consul, who had been having difficulty in making contact with Livingstone.

Mr. Bansal said Mr. Noorzai was motivated by a "mercenary instinct" to bolster his power, and any assistance "has to be viewed against the backdrop of all of the harm that his conduct caused".

Using a strategy that experts say has virtually always failed in terrorism cases since 9/11, the lawyers will argue that Mr. Hussain's conduct caused the government to cross a line, from a sting operation to an illegal trap.

If the false credit card part of the scheme were true, Tocce continued, then there could also be cause for action for fraud and conversion, but in all cases, it would be a matter of showing that Uber's conduct caused harm and just how much harm to business it actually caused.

Did that risky conduct cause Jackson's death?