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- Fitch: U.S. Financial Reform Not Expected to Cause Immediate Rating Actions.
NEW YORK -- U.S. financial reform legislation continues to gain momentum following the U.S. Senate's vote on the 'Restoring Financial Stability Act of...
- Business Wire
- June 07, 2010
- Immediate Cause
The final act in a series of provocations leading to a particular result or event, directly producing such result without the int...
- West's Encyclopedia of American Law
- Fri–Jam
- J.L. v. M.D., (Ohio 2011)
JUVENILE - juvenile criminal protection order; R.C. 2151.34; magistrate; adopt; menacing by stalking; knowingly; cause a belief; cause physical harm; mental distress; pattern of conduct; immediate and present danger; ex parte; full hearing; due process; competent credible evidence.
- Ohio Supreme Court

- Retailers Hope Early Openings Mean Big Bucks
By Susan Misur Register Staff smisur@nhregister.com and The Associated Press CLINTON -- Parking spaces have become an endangered species. Police cruisers outside chain stores and outlet malls are now common, rather than an immediate cause for concern. Dressing room and checkout lines are winding around stores.
- New Haven Register
- December 03, 2011
- Microsoft Word macro virus no immediate cause for alarm says IBM.
STERLING FOREST, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--August 31, 1995--A new computer virus, called the WordMacro.Concept virus, was discovered recently. It exclusi...
- Business Wire
- August 31, 1995
- Flems, Walloons Consider Partition ; Belgian Parties Deadlocked
Stitched from a revolution and secured through compromise, Belgium's fragile fabric is unraveling and what once seemed impossible - the country's partition - is suddenly becoming imaginable. The most immediate cause is a political deadlock among squabbling parties, which have yet to form a government more than three months after general elections.
- The Washington Times
- October 09, 2007
- Breaking Up Should Be Easy to Do
We are in the midst of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. More than 27 million American workers are either unemployed, underemployed or have given up looking for work. The immediate cause of this economic catastrophe is the greed, recklessness and illegal behavior of a small number of Wall Street firms that brought the financial system to the verge of collapse. To stabilize these too-big-to-fail financial institutions, the U.S. government has provided the largest bailout in world history. In all, $23.7 trillion of taxpayer dollars has been put at risk to stabilize the financial system, according to the special inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
- Augusta Chronicle, The
- February 04, 2010
- Local Publishing Firm Seeking Digital Comic Fans
A Severna Park publishing firm is using a digital platform to target comic book collectors. DM Studios CEO Daniel Carbajal thinks that by making the comics "E1 Gato" and "Alien Picture Guild" ready for Kindles, Nooks and iPads, he can reinvent his business. He expects eComics to cause an immediate 15 percent increase in his business, and eventually increase it 30 percent.
- Maryland Gazette
- January 09, 2012
- Sen. Sanders and Rep. Maurice Hinchey: Break Up 'Too Big' Financial Institutions
We are in the midst of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. More than 27 million American workers are either unemployed, underemployed or have given up looking for work. The immediate cause of this economic catastrophe is the greed, recklessness and illegal behavior of a small number of Wall Street firms that brought the financial system to the verge of collapse. In order to stabilize these too-big-to-fail financial institutions, the U.S. government has provided the largest bailout in world history. In all, 23.7 trillion of taxpayer dollars has been put at risk to stabilize the financial system, according to the special inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
- San Gabriel Valley Tribune
- November 21, 2009
- The Jacksonville Mutiny
... resembling that meted out by overseers caused irreparable damage."8 Given then, the volatile env... arrived with a number of troops who immediately began to disarm the mutineers and quell the distur...
- Military Law Review
- Nbr. 134, October 1991