Sentence examples for for a just cause from inspiring English sources

He described its language as historically placing the Allies' Libyan involvement "in a war for a just cause, even for 'freedom".' A week earlier, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, published a Page One editorial under the headline "Unreliable Partner".

"People are here for a just cause.

I went to prison for a just cause".

"For a Just Cause," the result, was a superior sort of socialist realism.

"I hope as Muslims we believe that he died in the battle … for a just cause.

Americans will take enormous risks for a just cause, freedom and the security of their country.

They were shot dead but martyrdom – the swapping of life for death in pursuit of a just cause – still eluded them.

Another campaign was for the exoneration of a bakery-van driver who had been executed for murder, a just cause that also played to the readers' sense that working people in the North were always being done wrong by establishment toffs, who ran the court system along with everything else.

The answer to the question above about the employer's right to fire a worker for no particular reason is yes: at-will law (present in 49 or the 50 states) allows employers to fire workers without the need for providing a "just cause" or a warning.

"The most important thing in this job is to really feel... that you are working for... a just cause," he says.

A few months ago Britain's education secretary, Michael Gove, tried to reclaim this year's commemorations for those for whom the war was a just cause fought for liberal values.