Sentence examples for issuance causes from inspiring English sources

"We know," he added, "that inconsistency in software patent issuance causes uncertainty in the marketplace and can cause threats of litigation that in turn can stifle innovation and deter new market entrants".

Investor anger over the wave of new share issuances caused China Railway Construction Corp. this week to reduce the number of shares it will sell in its initial public offering by 12.5%.

Since sukuk issuance Granger-causes GDP, policy makers should design new policies to modernize the functional aspects of Islamic capital market.

In reality, however, Paul Glover's conservative issuance policy caused the first run's banknotes to be sold at a price twice as high as collectible items, while the demand for Hours in the local economy was steadily higher than the supply.

But I dissent from the ruling that there was 'probable cause' for issuance of the warrant.

What has been said disposes also of the broader contention that the whole deportation proceeding was void ab initio, because without the report of Bilokumsky's examination there was lacking probable cause for issuance of the warrant of arrest.

Penalty in the form of formal warning given by managers, issuance of a show-cause notice, loss of pay, suspension from work for a certain period of time, and in extreme cases even dismissal from service were listed by drivers as negative consequences of failure to perform certain tasks in the security procedure.

It crossed the Florida peninsula that night, causing the issuance of numerous severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings.

The province had been suffering for many years with inflation caused by issuance of increasing quantities of paper currency.

Farther northeast near Jackson, Tennessee, a tornado touchdown caused the issuance of another tornado emergency (the second of the outbreak) at 7 00 pm CST (0100 UTC).

The scale of the planned secondary issuances certainly gives cause to worry.