Sentence examples for organisations cause from inspiring English sources

Structural limitations of the information systems used in some organisations cause the majority of patient data to be recorded in the same part of the information system, without any distinction between relevant and less relevant information.

Furthermore, the bad actions of a few faith-based organisations causes deep mistrust and resentment by the local population that is sometimes vented indiscriminately at foreign aid organisations, as has been the case in Afghanistan and Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

This date was chosen as it was the 90th anniversary of the battle of Vimy Ridge but pressure from veterans' organisations caused the plan to be dropped.

Both her appointment and the organisation caused a storm.A bias against the brightest happens partly because of lack of money (governments fear they cannot afford them), and partly because other aims get in the way.

He did not believe that a non-profit would be able to develop the technological tools necessary to create efficient social movements, which is why he structured his do-gooding social network organisation, Causes, as a for-profit.

The division of the service began in June, ahead of the appointment of the new contractors, and there have been allegations that the re-organisation caused IT failures, lost case files, difficulties finding information, and offenders allocated to the wrong part of the new system, leading to warnings that the split is a danger to public safety.

The study has then systematically followed changes in fibril organisation caused by hydrothermal treatment of straw under controlled conditions of increasing severity.

Adult schachbrett (sbr) mutants exhibit delayed changes in iridophore shape and organisation caused by truncations in Tight Junction Protein 1a (ZO-1a).

The organisations that cause the mess are charged with solving the problem and policing it.

And if petrol stays high, consumer spending could suffer.A few organisations have cause to cheer.

She also campaigned for organisations and causes including the Workers World Party and the December 1974 March Against Racism in Boston, and worked to defend abortion rights.