Sentence examples for causes for doing from inspiring English sources

Belief a proposition or conception held by an individual to be true, regardless of whether that individual has particular empirical causes for doing so; beliefs have less rigid criteria than knowledge or acceptance and can be "extrarational" and "have little correspondence with the outside world" (Southerland et al. 2001).

And he had just cause for doing so.

Since last February, when Chinese leaders grew fearful that widespread protests might erupt because of the antiauthoritarian uprisings in the Middle East, security forces have regularly detained intellectuals, lawyers and rights defenders without giving any legal cause for doing so.

Under California law, counties have the option of restricting permits to carry concealed weapons in public to those applicants who establish a "good cause" for doing so.

Why should a poor person ever be caused a penalty for doing just what we preach, which is get out of debt?

Earlier this year Old Navy caused controversy for putting a mixed-race family in one of its ads – three years after Cheerios caused major backlash for doing the same.

Digital forensics has been proposed as a methodology for doing root-cause analysis of major software failures for quite a while.

They commit to causes, to doing good for others.

"Over the years, I haven't been very good at volunteering for worthy causes, or doing charitable work," he told writer.

Tort law - liability for causing harm - doesn't care about motive.

As for calling Mr. Hubbard a mercenary — that suggests that he will fight for causes he doesn't believe in.