For some, belief in the cause, belief in the leader or even, given the tribal nature of the British army, belief in the regiment, will be enough.
The latter, however, rarely looks like he has complete belief in the cause.
His passionate belief in the cause of liberty led him into active politics.
Philip, always more of a skeptic, was allowed to save Martha's life, strengthening his belief in the cause.
And though donors sometimes find Mr. Levy's earnest enthusiasm for Lincoln Center a little over the top, his belief in the cause generally carries the day.
The biggest share, about two-fifths, cited unemployment as the main reason; only a tenth said belief in the cause (in contrast, belief was cited as the main motivation half the time for members of militant Islamist groups in Mali and the West Bank).But even if poverty is a cause of violence, it is not the only one.
One cannot but conclude from this shameful episode in the history of our people that these negotiators were willing to make such unthinkable and unacceptable concessions because they simply lacked any genuine affiliation to the people they claimed to represent, or any belief in the cause on whose behalf they claimed to negotiate.
The fifth element is "goal internalization" in which individual's value system is aligned to internal attitudes and behaviors that lead to belief in the cause and work towards the goals that support the cause.
Feminism is equal parts belief in the cause and equal parts activism.
Dani Isaacsohn, who worked as an organizer for Obama in 2012, explains that the strongest motivator for campaign staff is passion and belief in the cause.
Peng justified the PVA's high casualty rate by his almost religions belief in the cause of communism and the Communist Party, and his belief that the ends of the conflict justified the means.
