Meanings of public cause in English

Have you not done enough for honor and the public cause?

But you must be considered in that respect as a martyr in the public cause.

Any Difference between Mr Cushing and me is of very little consequence to the public cause.

I have no private wrong to redress, no public cause, no country for which to combat.

I trust I shall soon learn that the public cause has been strengthened by your Lordship's accession, and by his.

But in the present case, there is a firmness in the substance and property of the country to the public cause.

The public cause was also extremely well supported among the Volscians by the exertions both of the general and the soldiers.

They will certainly fail of their aim, and will do good rather than harm, to the public cause and to yourself.

Pichegru, as a member of the Legislative Body, could do but little to injure the public cause, since peace was established.

The time was coming when he would have a public cause to advance, and their approval is a necessary sign of divine favor.

It transforms political parties from associations of patriotic citizens, formed to serve a public cause, into bands of mercenaries using a cause to serve them.

This march was a strong reaction from the public caused by Zuma's actions.

Like Rooney, he also spent his personal wealth pursuing public causes.

The public caused her much grief without that; and Kátya had only just begun to live.

The public caused her plenty of suffering as it is; and indeed Katia had only just begun life.

At the Brussels Motor Show in January 1969 the unveiling of the car to the public caused an immediate sensation.