Sentence examples for laws cause from inspiring English sources

Strict environmental laws cause long delays in building homes.

I advocate greater immigration and believe that current laws cause most of the problems with "illegal" immigration.

Advocates for people with H.I.V. and AIDS argue that criminal laws cause more harm in that they discourage people from being tested.

"The proposition that strict gun laws cause crime is harder to accept than the proposition that strict gun laws in part grow out of the fact that a nation already has a higher crime rate".

In a 1980s edition of his seminal textbook "Economics," the Democratic economist Paul Samuelson declared that unions and minimum-wage laws cause unemployment, while "a labor market characterized by perfectly flexible wages cannot underproduce or have involuntary unemployment".

If E-Verify laws cause immigrants to relocate to non-E-Verify states, β 2 will be positive.

However, the new laws caused a backlash.

Proponents hope the mere existence of such laws causes people to curb smoking.

The protests started off fairly small scale, but police attacks and the introduction of anti-protest laws caused relations to sour and intensify.

Campaign contributions are breaking all records, an offshoot of a good economy and a breakdown in campaign finance laws, causing a political inflation to set in.

Moreover, in the event that a killer robot breaches international laws causing civilian casualties, it is unclear who could be held responsible or punished.