Sentence examples for decision to cause from inspiring English sources

Its decision to cause a humanitarian catastrophe in one of the poorest, most troubled places on Earth could resonate around the world for decades.

For the New Jersey governor, who only recently has seen the receding of the controversy surrounding his aides' decision to cause a massive four-day traffic jam -- as apparently punishment for a political slight -- it was as if the George Washington Bridge had reared up and sought revenge.

However, the decision threatens to cause friction within the Conservative party.

But that decision appeared to cause divisions within ABM, with one faction publicly declaring the group's allegiance to Isis last Tuesday, only for another to deny releasing such a statement hours later.

One party official conceded that Labour also made the political decision not to cause "a huge row", in which they were bound to be cast as failing to show Thatcher due respect.

James Brokenshire, the minister who defended cutting Mare Nostrum on the nauseatingly hypocritical grounds that it encouraged migration, never has to let the deaths his decision helped to cause spoil his expensive lunch with lobbyists.

The long-awaited decision – expected to cause enormous disappointment – follows more than 40 years of campaigning, court cases and calls for the UK to right a wrong committed by Harold Wilson's Labour government.

Nine years later, after an extensive review, the department's directors had a difficult decision to make: did chloropicrin cause cancer?

Coburn's decision to make this a cause of his own is a symbolic shift.

Neither decision is expected to cause other carriers to follow suit.

De Blasio acknowledged the widespread discontent the grand jury decision was likely to cause.