Proximate

Efficient proximate cause A related doctrine is the insurance law doctrine of efficient proximate cause.

EEI (Fig. 3) is the proximate cause of global warming: as long as more energy is coming in than going out, we must expect global warming to continue.

The aftermath saw one victim at a proximate gas station, while another was discovered within the flea market’s vicinity, as relayed by local news outlet WPLG.

The proximate cause of his fall from power was equally bizarre.

The proximate causes are clear.

However, federal agents are on the ground to ascertain the proximate and remote causes of the incident.

Preference will be given to organizations and groups that are Black or Latine-led, which are more proximate to the lived experience of most of the region’s underrepresented voters.

The court found that Walker’s decision to shoot in response to the police breaking down the door was the proximate cause of the resulting gunfire that killed Taylor.

Which would garner a mention by your excuse to murder oil-proximate mammals if you weren't a bunch of delusional coonts.

Contact can mean physical contact, close contact (less than 6 feet away from someone and for more than 10 minutes), or proximate contact (more than 6 feet away but in the same enclosed room for an extended period of an hour or more).

God knows what that is and is proximate to us in our realities of that.

No proximate cause—no smoke to account for it, no yellow poison gas.

Poultney is also proximate to Saratoga Springs (50 miles southwest of Poultney) and Albany (70 miles southwest of Poultney) in New York state.

Those who have responsibility to protect these pipeline keep quiet and keep silent; those who watch this happen; and in deed, I was shocked when we went to the site of the last incident, very proximate, there was a big church and a big mosque.

Twitter's flagging of Trump's false claims was the proximate cause of Trump's threat to take unspecified actions against his favorite micro-blogging platform.

Although this has been tried in a limited scale in states like Haryana and Maharashtra, the objective of empowering farmers with access to markets beyond their proximate mandis and even to those located in other states is yet to be met.

The proximate cause of Bolton's departure was reportedly the proposed meeting with the Taliban in Camp David.

The proximate cause, of course, was the success of the German invasion, which left metropolitan France at the mercy of Nazi armies.

The sheriff’s office traffic unit is investigating proximate causes to the crash, the news release states.

But the failure is being exacerbated by growth around the university at proximate PWIs, and by the silence of Gallot and Grambling’s leadership.