Sentence examples for substantive causes from inspiring English sources

The roots of the Dingell-Waxman clash go back years, even decades, and have both personal and substantive causes.

PAGE 23 A CLASH WITH DEEP ROOTS The roots of the clash between Representatives Henry A. Waxman and John D. Dingell that led to Mr. Dingell's removal as chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee go back decades and have both personal and substantive causes.

Non-typhoidal Salmonella spp. is a substantive cause of human gastroenteritis in many parts of the world [ 1].

These decisions put to rest (at least on the Second Circuit) questions regarding whether or not the Act conferred mere jurisdiction or an actual substantive cause of action [ 45].

Overall, the results strongly support the susceptibility hypothesis; that is, they reveal antisocial behaviour to be a substantive cause of, or predisposing factor to, alcohol (mis)use, a pattern observed in most sub-groups.

The results of this study of alcohol (mis)use, antisocial behaviour, and alcohol-related trouble in young people suggest that antisocial behaviour is a substantive cause of, or predisposing factor to (under-age) alcohol (mis)use over both the longer and shorter term.

The time is ripe for an international legal instrument to address these concerns and upon ratification in national legislatures to provide a substantive cause of action without excessive restrictions on locus standi which result in companies never being brought to book as 'victims' never make it to court.

That's the substantive reason.

Yesterday Media Matter for America released a well-researched report showing that conservatives have repeatedly resorted to blaming ACORN in place of substantive discussions of causes and solutions, even where the organization has little or nothing to do with the issue.

However, it causes substantive illness-related burden in endemic areas.

We conclude that leptospirosis causes substantive illness in southern Sri Lanka.