Sentence examples for just cause for from inspiring English sources

But in truth, apart from Cavendish, there is no just cause for widespread gnashing of sporting teeth quite yet.

I doubt that the killing of another person is ever just cause for celebration, no matter what horrific acts he has committed.

According to the letter, from Rosemary Giuliano, chairwoman of the commission, to Mr. Plofsky, the allegations are of "serious misconduct which could constitute just cause for dismissal".

Is preventing a very grave but still not imminent danger a just cause for invading a nation and overthrowing its government?

The protection of human rights and the security of populations provide the postmodern just cause for war, but this erosion of sovereignty applies only to weak states.

But the last few weeks of spring usually surrender a cornucopia of important mayflies, and their hatchings and twilight egg-layings are just cause for celebration.

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".

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.

If you quit your job and do not meet any of the "just cause" criteria for quitting, you may not be eligible for unemployment benefits.

We just cause havoc for the most part".

That wouldn't just cause problems for commercial rivals.