Sentence examples for rules of cause from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare's Hamlet does the reverse: in his life, the rules of cause and effect do not seem to apply; a university student summoned back to the court, he is paralyzed by thought.

It's unreasonable to make the inner world obey strict rules of cause and effect.

It was not a play of action; drama did not reside in the Aristotelian rule of cause and effect, but in expectation.

"Some percentage of the police officers, however, have violated the rules of probable cause and reasonable search.

Many of the boys took the ballgame so seriously that team constitution and rules of play often caused disagreement and sometimes even fights.

Boolos (1985) noted that the Rule of Substitution causes a problem of this kind for Frege's program given that it is equivalent the Comprehension Principle for Concepts.

These tree ordinances are enacted at the town and village level, and the resulting large number and variety of rules can cause confusion.

They also showed few signs of moving quickly to enforce the new rules for fear of causing unrest in big cities with Muslim communities.

As the law became firmly established, however, its strict rules of proof began to cause hardship.

Authorities ruled the cause of three of those fires to be arson, while the cause of the fourth is still unknown. .

But she believes the dearth of clear rules could cause other problems.