Sentence examples for government cause from inspiring English sources

The dictionary defines loyalty as "faithfulness or faithful adherence to a person, government, cause, duty, etc".

Generally, the returnees' conversion to the government cause seemed to have involved a minimum of initiative on their part.

Since the ledgers were discovered last Tuesday, Mr. Baker and others in the Senate historical office have spent time establishing how they came to be lost, and he attributed it to a not uncommon government cause.

Meanwhile, almost every settler had rallied to the government cause, despite the fact that their vocal antigovernment agitation before the shooting started had helped to create the environment that made the rebellion possible.

Gibson's bleakly vivid view of Singapore as a stern, moralistic, highly regimented accretion of gleaming shopping malls resonated with readers and presumably gave the Singaporean government cause to reflect on the consequences of its decisions – though not before banning Wired from the island.

Republicans forcefully criticized the policies of Clinton (in 1993 and 1994) and Obama (in 2009 and 2010)–but they did not threaten to shut down the government, cause America to go into default, and encourage America to go over any fiscal cliffs.

"Can someone who has ranted and raved for years about anti-American government causes?

PDL has threatened to quit the government, causing a new political crisis.

In his view, government causes poverty, and has little hope of alleviating the problem.

Do non-indigenous Australians understand the pain and trauma this cynical action by the Howard government caused?

What Mr. Paulson called the "tactical steps" taken by the government caused the markets to shoot up on Friday morning.