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приводить к возможности (give cause for something to serve as a just cause for something; to warrant something. Your comments give cause for further investigation. I didn't give cause for you to worry so much. See also: cause, give McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. й 2002 Alexander Demidov); являться основанием (является основанием для отказа Арендодателя от исполнения договора аренды = shall give Lessor cause to repudiate/terminate the lease. Any violation of these rules shall give Landlord cause to terminate the Lease. | Some violations by tenants give the landlord cause to evict them. | This action would give the landlord cause to give an eviction notice when the rent is not paid in full and on time. | Absent some specific provision in the lease agreement, being a college student would not give the landlord cause to terminate the lease and ... | the Tenant did not comply and has continued to give the Landlord cause to end the tenancy since issuing the Notice. Alexander Demidov) |
