Sentence examples for country cause from inspiring English sources
Even boxing fans who lack Starks's equanimity might now find themselves rooting for Azerbaijan, if only out of a desire to see a little country cause the biggest possible headache for the bureaucracies in charge.
Considering African leaders' traditional reluctance to see their peers judged, Mr Obasanjo's hint was momentous.Mr Taylor's career has given more than one country cause to wish him permanently behind bars.
Not being allowed to criticize the emir is one such provision, but there are others, including a prohibition on printing anything that "may instigate the overthrow of the regime in the country, cause harm thereto or damage the supreme interest of the state," or "any propaganda urging to embrace destructive principles," or any news about the military without permission.
"I expect all of the enlightened men in our country, cause there must be millions of men out there who are enlightened who also will rise up to say we cannot continue the victimization and the smearing of someone like Dr. Ford," Hirono said.
1. Giving means not just money, but time 2. Having a voice and being part of a community is key 3. Passion/affinity matters- whether it's a country, cause, or disease that has impacted that individual or family 4. Creating platforms for ideas, facilitating conversations, providing for multi-generational dialogues, educating: these are things millennials appreciate.
Bayan's discriminatory policies, together with the deteriorating economic situation of the country, caused widespread rebellion.
This was because a heatwave that swept through part of the country caused some pumpkins to ripen early.
That was when the Communist Khmer Rouge ruled the country, causing the deaths of more than a million people.
Scores of incoming flights were delayed or canceled at airports around the country, causing backups from coast to coast.
A group of experts met last year in Oklahoma to pinpoint seismic hotspots around the country caused by induced quakes.
On having a disreputable namesake following one round from country to country, causing all sort of embarrassements.
