Why are you on my back? To further your own cause?

Major, I don't want to be the cause of any further trouble.

Cases of re arrest, despite the Amnesty Law, give further cause for concern.

The spectre of the threats posed by biological weapons is further cause for serious concern.

The cause of disarmament is harmed, as tangible steps here, fostering further progress elsewhere, are stymied.

Further, since the State took all possible steps to prosecute the alleged offenders there can be no cause for further complaint against the State in this regard.

Young East Timorese mounted further intrusions into various embassies in Jakarta, seeking asylum or publicity for their cause.

Unlike the US, which was founded on a political cause opposition to British colonialism that forged a common national identity, countries joining the European Union sought simply to avoid further warfare on the continent. While laudable, this cause was inadequate to foster a shared European identity.

It's a worthy cause.

That's not a cause.

(a) Cause death and destruction

I wouldn't cause a scene.

All in a good cause.

Eric, you're a lost cause.

Even in a good cause?

You donate money to a cause, and you become emotionally involved in that cause.

You donate money to a cause, and you become emotionally involved in that cause.

He further expressed his gratitude to the Governments of Denmark and Fiji for their support for the cause of indigenous peoples.

So is this a hopeless cause?

It's for a very worthy cause.

It's 'cause I'm just a kid.

This is a cause for celebration!

Why not for a good cause?

A beloved cause demands a mars whole life.

It was cause for satisfaction that the Permanent Representatives of the two countries had met and intended to continue their consultations with a view to further discussion of the question.

Slight inattention can cause a great disaster.

And this was a cause for celebration.

That's not a cause. That's an emergency.

However, funding remains a cause of concern.

This is a major cause of desertification.

He'll cause you a lot of trouble.

Thing like this might cause a war.

Let's hope he doesn't cause a ruckus.

'Cause nobody's gonna give you a lift.

Just cause I have a little cold.

You seem determined to cause a row.

Naturally, such a diagnosis is a cause for concern.

To die for a cause is a common evil.

Such a distinction would not promote clarity in that area of law but would instead cause further confusion by offering different standards of compliance for reservations to different types of treaty.

Rather than creating new mechanisms which might cause further compartmentalization in funding approaches, the CAP should be expanded to cover rehabilitation and recovery requirements.

The US or other outside powers will not save Kenyan democracy. Threats, sanctions, or aid cutoffs would only cause further damage to an economy already in free fall, tragically punishing Kenya s poor while fomenting further violence.

Circulatory system diseases are the main cause for seeking ambulatory treatment and also a leading cause of sick leave.

And there's a cause for that, all right.

This landmark achievement is a cause for pride.

Find a just solution to the Palestinian cause.