Sentence examples for information that causes from inspiring English sources

Laws ban web users from spreading information that causes 'harm to national security or social order'.

Other serious cases involve the spreading of false information that causes protests, ethnic or religious unrest or has a "bad international effect".

Journalists could be jailed for up to five years, or be fined up to HK$1m£85,00000), if they reveal information that causes "psychological harm" or "loss".

And yet, suddenly, in the last two weeks, a magic piece of information that causes a revocation of his visa has just now come to light?

Cut Hands is Bennett's percussion-heavy, African-influenced project, and it's almost all polyrhythmical drums, the aim being to put the audience in a trance as they're overloaded with the information that causes the feet to move.

Speaking on LBC the commissioner said: "I don't really think from what I've heard up to now that it's really affected the original account of the officers at the scene … There's nothing I've seen in this fresh information that causes me to doubt that original account".

The individuals started to disclose some historic information that caused the police officer to consider a risk to members of the public.

Mr. Dowd took the jury through each trade, arguing that the evidence would show no evidence of insider trading - either the news passed to Mr. Rajaratnam was already public or it was bad information that caused Mr. Rajaratnam to lose money.

"I was presented with information that caused me to doubt the veracity of 2 of the 5 reactions in the video," Rober wrote on Twitter Thursday.

"We received information that caused a conversation to take place between us and law enforcement in Henderson, Nevada," Lt. Steve Cooper of the Charleston, West Virginia, police department, told The Huffington Post on Thursday.

SHANGHAI, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Chinese state media announced a slew of confessions on Monday following investigations into recent stock market gyrations, including from a detained reporter who admitted to spreading false information that caused "panic and disorder".