Sentence examples for fair cause from inspiring English sources

But the company also has fair cause to wonder why it has been singled out.

There are no easy answers to this referendum result – and many of the 52% who voted Leave had fair cause.

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.

But only the moderate left thinks so.There is yet another divisive row about the forthcoming referendum on Article 18 of Italy's much revered and deeply outdated Workers' Charter, which prevents large employers from firing workers without "fair cause".

Just as Washington has good reason to disbelieve North Korea's commitments, so the DPRK has fair cause to distrust America.

Michael Cooper (NYT) EASTON: E. COLI PREVENTION Washington County Fair officials said a $100,000 water system was being installed to ensure clean water at the fairgrounds after an outbreak of E. coli at last year's fair caused two deaths and more than 1,000 suspected cases.

However, more likely, the poor economy and the end of the fair caused the Herald to lay him off, and Davenport suggested as much in a 1905 interview.

I think it's fair to say that reasonable cause, the legal standard of reasonable cause, requires more than suspicion that somebody has done something.

But, ultimately, it's up to supervisors to set vacation policies that are fair and cause the least amount of disruption.

Thinking things like "I can't do this" or "This isn't fair" will cause you to feel defeated.

Another pig died after a seizure on the last day of the fair; the cause of death was unknown.