But it is a sad day for the church when mere compliance is cause for celebration.
Confederate States of America belt buckles, rebel-flag bikinis and belly-button rings this the reality of being a person of color in South Carolina, where to some white folks, your mere presence is cause for complaint or alarm, an ever-present promise of violence to come if things get worse.
Confederate States of America belt buckles, rebel-flag bikinis and belly-button rings this the reality of being a person of colour in South Carolina, where to some white folks, your mere presence is cause for complaint or alarm, an ever-present promise of violence to come if things get worse.
"The mere perception was sufficient cause for the public to lose faith and trust in Dastyari.
Why is the mere mention of Israel cause for controversy?
But the Court carefully considered that problem and resolved it by concluding that the facts within the officers' knowledge when they intercepted the Carroll defendants amounted to more than mere suspicion, and constituted probable cause for their action.
Our collective paranoia has led us to overly empower intelligence agencies that often do not think about the broader repercussions and unintended consequences of their actions -- such as the premise that the mere use of encryption is cause for suspicion, rather than simply an attempt to protect one's intellectual property or to bring peace of mind to private conversations.
We have told you about the upcoming AC/DC album "Black Ice," due in late October, and made a case that the mere fact of its existence is cause for celebration.
It is as if the mere act of being is sufficient cause for celebration.
The mammoth idolization and obsession of Jackson and other celebrities, be they dead or alive is the cause for more than mere concern and more of a cause for near panic about our principles, morals, and loss of character as to who we are as people and motivated citizens about what it truly significant in our society.
