Sentence examples for western causes from inspiring English sources

Worse, some fear that were Yousafzai awarded the prize she would be suspected of feeling more loyalty to Western causes than her homeland.

Recently, Hasjoerg Wyss, whose Wyss Foundation is a major supporter of many Western causes, has made the commitment.

This aroused indignation and probably did the Western cause a lot of good.

These remarks showed how much importance the Bush administration attached to Mr. Putin's identification with the Western cause.

Under Charles de Gaulle, France combined faithfulness to the western cause in time of crisis with a strong willingness to promote its diplomatic independence and freedom of manoeuver.

Her book is shot through with a strident anti-anti-Communism that refuses to accord the Western cause the moral worth it deserves, considering the wares the totalitarians were hawking.

But who else do have the Palestinians have?THE PERSIAN GULF AT THE MILLENNIUM..Edited by Gary Sick and Lawrence Potter.St Martin's; 366 pages; $49.95Macmillan £40THEE Gulf, its oil and its twitchiness have partly taken over from the Arab-Israeli conflict as a western cause for concern: there is, after all, Iraq, Iran, Islamism, the despotism of feudal rulers and much else to worry about.

In its response in Afghanistan, for example, you have this remarkable situation where Canadian soldiers are dying in defense of a Western cause.

In particular, Stephen Spender claimed that "the war modified [Eliot's] attitude by convincing him that there was a Western cause to be positively defended.

Causing Muslims to grow more radical results in them contributing resources to anti-Western causes, including ISIS.

It has drawn thousands of fighters from across the globe to its anti-Western cause, and shocked the world with its video-taped executions of journalists and other foreigners it has captured, the most recent being a Japanese security contractor it claimed Sunday to have beheaded.