cause to be

"There is no abuse of process or malicious prosecution if the warrant was valid, because that would mean a judge found there was probable cause to be believed classified documents would be on the premises," Slobogin told Salon.

"The way the algorithms work, the way that misinformation can spread very quickly and disinformation ... that's a cause to be concerned, we've seen a direct consequence of this," he told the Guardian.

The State Legislature shall cause to be enacted a State Constitutional Amendment to add the additional criteria for election to a statewide office to include the majority vote of the counties with each individual county being assigned one vote allocated to the popular majority vote winner of each individual county.

Transgender Kansas residents and parents of transgender kids also believe they have even more cause to be nervous after Republican lawmakers last year overrode Kelly’s veto of a measure that ended the state’s legal recognition of transgender people’s gender identities.

But there's cause to be optimistic about that pattern changing here: in their last 12 games combined, West Brom and Coventry have only been involved in one game each that yielded fewer than two goals, with no goalless draws.