Sentence examples for fair caused from inspiring English sources
Michael Cooper (NYT) EASTON: E. COLI PREVENTION Washington County Fair officials said a $100,000 water system was being installed to ensure clean water at the fairgrounds after an outbreak of E. coli at last year's fair caused two deaths and more than 1,000 suspected cases.
However, more likely, the poor economy and the end of the fair caused the Herald to lay him off, and Davenport suggested as much in a 1905 interview.
But the company also has fair cause to wonder why it has been singled out.
There are no easy answers to this referendum result – and many of the 52% who voted Leave had fair cause.
George W. Bush believes that America has a special responsibility to keep the peace, that the fair cause of freedom depends on our strength and purpose.
But only the moderate left thinks so.There is yet another divisive row about the forthcoming referendum on Article 18 of Italy's much revered and deeply outdated Workers' Charter, which prevents large employers from firing workers without "fair cause".
Just as Washington has good reason to disbelieve North Korea's commitments, so the DPRK has fair cause to distrust America.
But his recent piece about German economics in Vanity Fair has caused some controversy (viz Felix Salmon of The Columbia Journalism Review and Kevin Drum of Mother Jones ), so we asked Stephan Seiler, an Arthur F. Burns Fellow in journalism from Hamburg, Germany, who is currently in residence at the Times Magazine, for his reaction to the piece.
But, ultimately, it's up to supervisors to set vacation policies that are fair and cause the least amount of disruption.
This had sent company valuations in some countries well above what many analysts believed to be fair value – causing many investors to take the view that these markets were due a correction.
With Regulation Fair Disclosure causing companies to put out more earnings updates, investors used conference calls to listen for clues of a recovery in the second half of 2001.
