Sentence examples for deemed to cause from inspiring English sources

The disclosure of any confidential information in violation of this paragraph shall be deemed to cause the subsection (k) applicant to suffer irreparable harm for which there is no adequate legal remedy and the court shall consider immediate injunctive relief to be an appropriate and necessary remedy for any violation or threatened violation of this paragraph.

The proposed change will come as little consolation to Joost Luiten, who was disqualified from the Memorial tournament after Thursday's first round for violating the portion of the rule that will be deleted: his stance was deemed to cause his ball to move in a hazard.

The Liverpool Care Pathway allows doctors to withdraw treatment or tests that would be deemed to cause unnecessary suffering at the end of life.

The pathway allows doctors to withdraw treatment or tests that would be deemed to cause unnecessary suffering at the end of life.

It can mean an end to invasive tests, treatment or feeding through tubes that is deemed to cause unnecessary suffering at the end of life - but it should be discussed with the patient, family or carer where possible.

Poor interprofessional communication in hospital is deemed to cause significant patient harm.

Johnson would be liable for a penalty, were he deemed to have caused the ball position to change.

Then, at another lineout, Crawley's captain, Sonny Bradley went down, Eddie Nolan was deemed to have caused it and Simon Walton rammed in the penalty.

The official Mike Shea ruled that Verplank's act of placing his club behind the ball was "deemed to have caused it to move," which would result in a one-stroke penalty.

In the 500m final, she crossed the line second but was deemed to have caused an earlier collision.

The only exception is in Northern Ireland where, occasionally, a pedestrian may be prosecuted for jaywalking if it is deemed to have caused an accident.