Sentence examples for cause of fair from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court's decision advanced the cause of fair courts.

She rejects claims this is a marketing stunt, insisting Lush is "deadly earnest" about supporting the cause of fair trials, with £10,000 raised in the first week.

This stance makes her a committed, effective champion (some clients call her Mama Gloria); it also attracts criticism from feminists who say that presenting such a wide assortment of women as equally in need of justice undermines the cause of fair treatment.

Their fidelity to the cause of full, fair and understandable financial reporting must be ironclad and unequivocal.

And if Lizzie Borden murdered her parents, well, the passions generated within unhappy families are the cause of a fair percentage of murders.

George W. Bush believes that America has a special responsibility to keep the peace, that the fair cause of freedom depends on our strength and purpose.

Nevertheless, Obama's choice of dining partners seem likely to cause its fair share of hair-pulling and eye-rolling.

They cause a fair amount of trouble, but the point of "Volver" is that it's not about them.

After close to two decades of cohabiting exclusively with parents and siblings, this shift can cause a fair amount of psychological friction.

Teams with less advanced algorithms, however, can still be expected to cause a fair amount of havoc.

But his style seems destined to cause a fair share of pain among his supporters.