Sentence examples for decisions that caused from inspiring English sources

"The Michigan attorney general continues to pile on charges against career government officials without addressing the fact that the decisions that caused the Flint water crisis were made far above their pay grades," he said.

The Senate's report may be the last hope for Americans to know the truth about what Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney authorized in the name of protecting our country — decisions that caused enormous damage to its reputation worldwide.

Yet regardless of the merits of the decisions that caused Dempsey to explode – and even before his dismissal referee Daniel Radford had already probably done enough to ensure that the police escort he received off the field was coming anyway – the player's actions didn't leave any room for leniency.

Twice in our relationship he's made proactive, difficult decisions that caused short-term pain for his company and could have led to bad press.

A: First of all, a lot of the people who were most responsible for the decisions that caused the crisis declined to be interviewed.

In the years after Ryan came out to us, we often made decisions that caused him to feel distant and alone, alienated from the people who were supposed to know and love him best.

The PRA is seeking opinions this month on rule changes that would make bank bosses liable if they take reckless decisions that cause the bank to collapse.

The bill says employers may not be sued for decisions on claims for benefits, with one exception: They may be sued if they have "direct participation" in decisions that cause injury or death.

But Democrats and some Republican champions of patients' rights, led by Representative Charlie Norwood of Georgia, said they would resist any changes that weaken protections for patients or the patients' right to sue health maintenance organizations for decisions that cause injury or death.

Based on network bandwidth constraint, adaptation decision engine eliminates unqualified decisions that cause excessive network bandwidth.

This would discourage the type of go-along decisions that cause accounting molehills, over time, to become mountains.