Sentence examples for the term cause from inspiring English sources

The term "cause" was first employed in this context in Davis v. United States, 411 U.S. 233, 93 S.Ct.

If we recognize that in law the term "cause" is used in different guises but always to identify those pressure points that are most amenable to the social goals we wish to accomplish, the apparent paradox disappears.

Because of the broad range of potential reasons for an attorney's failure to comply with a procedural rule, and the virtually limitless array of contexts in which a procedural default can occur, this Court has not given the term "cause" precise content.

He speaks of three distinct meanings of the term "cause".

This is what Collingwood calls sense I of the term cause.

Is William simply making this point but using the term "cause" in a more restricted manner than his contemporaries?

As several commenters noted, liberal use of the term causes conservatives to go ballistic.

The ONS said the increase in people saying they were on zero-hours could partly be due to increased use of the term, causing respondents to recognise their jobs as falling into the category.

The Met said the term caused harassment, alarm or distress to others, and officers would be taking action to stamp it out.

Therefore, synthetic biology is often regarded as "holistic", even by authors for whom the "esoteric" connotation of the term causes unease (Conti et al. 2007, p. 161).

The term "natural" could be identified with "good", "acceptable" or "consistent with one's beliefs" and the term "caused by birth control method" with "bad", "unacceptable" or "inconsistent with one's beliefs".