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Meanings of causa in English
Synonyms
Examples for "case"
Examples for "case"
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Given the latter case, the former problem is probably a good thing.
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The case could radically change the way the company operates in Europe.
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However, Pakula could still remember details of that case four years ago.
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The court had accepted the case, the Xinhua state news agency said.
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South Africa's first known domestic case was made public 17 days ago.
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Main outcome measure: All-cause mortality at a mean follow-up of 37 months.
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Fibroids are not life threatening; however, they may cause some health problems.
3
Let me ask one last, highly specific question 'cause it fascinates me.
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Clearly the direction of common cause, federation of free people, global law.
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As a result of this, any unforeseen events can cause major problems.
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Other countries followed suit years later but South Africa paved the way.
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Answer: Yes, there is indeed a visa that will suit his needs.
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However, Irish interest rates are seen as very unlikely to follow suit.
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WINE:Looking for something light to suit the mellow days and long nights?
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Yes, see, to power the suit... sir, the technology doesn't actually exist.
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Here's the problem: Almost by definition, a class action lawsuit is opt-out.
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The lawsuit accused them of breaking city and state consumer protection laws.
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The company is already facing a possible class action lawsuit in Canada.
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A trial court judge dismissed the lawsuit more than a year ago.
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The company last year settled a class-action lawsuit on the same issue.
Usage of causa in English
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The word has a singular signification in a plural form, "honoris causa."
2
Peter Berrier, his ostler, stood behind him, teterrima belli causa!
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Nec Cicero, cum se tenebras offudisse iudicibus in causa Cluentii gloriatus est, nihil ipse vidit.
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Bruder reads: "Malum praesens minus, quod causa est faturi alicujus mali."
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The human mind is so formed that it always unconsciously applies the principle of the causa sufficiens.
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Non causa pro causa, Fallacy of, 883.
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He always evaded the question himself, saying that it was given him by a Western university causa honoris.
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Forces are causes; and accordingly we may make full application in relation to them of the principle causa aequat effectum.
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Victrix causa diis placuit.
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Coquus teterrima belli causa!
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The university which can claim him on its list of sons, whether in regular course or honoris causa, may be proud.
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The next step is to declare that civilisation is the causa malorum and that what is named progress is really regress.
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Glanvill's "justa debendi causa" (Lib.
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Other causes have been announced by medical writers under the names of causa procatarctica, and causa proegumina, and causa sine quâ non.
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He who rejects it, rejects the vera causa of ordinary generation with subsequent migration, and calls in the agency of a miracle.
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God is the cause of energy as the sun is the cause of colour: "prout sol dicitur causa manifestationis coloris."
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