A casualty was a reasoned discussion about the tradeoffs society will accept in the name of accumulating potentially valuable information.
5fa2890b-6942-4c1a-9d27-fd3348c8fe57 TO STAND aside in principled protest against the limitations of Iran's paternalistic semi-democracy, or to accept, in the name of expediency, a helping hand from the paterfamilias himself?
TO STAND aside in principled protest against the limitations of Iran's paternalistic semi-democracy, or to accept, in the name of expediency, a helping hand from the paterfamilias himself?
We have killed Osama bin Laden and many other Al Qaeda leaders, but 9/11 has also given us waterboarding, Guantánamo, and the gradual erosion of some of our civil liberties, which we foolishly accept in the name of security.
In 1995, two years after Mr. Abacha took power, Credit Suisse is said to have accepted $200 million in the name of Mr. Abacha's son.
She said she did not deserve the award but accepted it "in the name of the hungry, the naked, the homeless, of the crippled, of the blind, of the lepers, of all those people who feel unwanted, unloved, uncared for throughout society".
We don't accept tyranny in the name of religion any more than we accept tyranny in the name of the military".
At this juncture in their fight to be accepted in their party, many gay Republicans have accepted a civilian variation of the military policy of "don't ask, don't tell" that accepts them in the name of inclusion, but prefers to put aside that they are gay and leaves unclear whether policies, especially civil rights enforcement and military codes, may change from the Clinton era.
"I'm going to say that I'm accepting this in the name of all my friends.
