Nicky Morgan, the education secretary and equalities minister, spoke earlier this month about one of the most substantial causes behind the pay gap being the fact that women are still far less likely to work in higher paid industries.
He is charged with what is called "depraved heart murder," which requires that he perform an act showing a wanton and reckless disregard for Mr. Gray's life and that the act be a substantial cause of the death.
Overall, we conclude that the decline in manufacturing employment was a substantial cause of the decline in employment rates during the 2000s particularly for less educated prime age workers.
"One model would be to have the car manufacturer bear all the liability and impose that liability simply based on the autonomous car's being a substantial cause of the injury," Mayerson suggests.
Mayerson suggests that "one model would be to have the car manufacturer bear all the liability and impose that liability simply based on the autonomous car's being a substantial cause of the injury".
The 3 diseases are a substantial cause of illness in the nonindustrialized world, but they are rarely encountered in industrialized areas.
Of HIH's $3.2 billion hole, FAI's share may turn out to be as much as $600 million–"probably a substantial cause of the collapse," said panel lawyer O'Bryan.
This paper traces such history and highlights the substantial changes caused by the digital age.
"The numbers clearly demonstrate the substantial harm caused by PipeVine's conduct to donors, charities and the crucial services they provide our communities".
This will assure that neither Chrysler, nor our suppliers would suffer the substantial losses caused by the plant/production shutdowns that result from stop shipments or other disruptions.
