Sentence examples for administration in the name of from inspiring English sources

PAGE C5 Editorial TORTURED JUSTICE The nation's courts continue to grapple with the abuses committed by President Bush's administration in the name of fighting terrorism.

The book is a study of the use of torture and other secret methods employed by the Bush administration in the name of the war on terror.

Environmentalists are angered that in some cases the administration, in the name of national security, is taking steps that they say promote the interests of timber, mining, oil, gas and pipeline companies, at the expense of the environment.

In recent years, Ivins, in her ever-folksy and acerbic style, used her columns to point out how the Bush administration, in the name of national security and patriotism, infringed on Americans' valued constitutional rights and usurped excessive power.

For those of you working with the administration in the name of having a seat at the table, you're on the wrong side of history.

Using some of the millions of dollars distributed by the Schwarzenegger Administration in the name of fighting fraud in the In Home Supportive Services (IHSS) program, Stanislaus County earlier this year created a Special Investigations Unit.

In court, Koh has challenged both republican and democratic administrations in the name of constitutional principle and the rule of law.

But now the city has found itself in a state of limbo as the Trump administration threatens, in the name of national security, to restrict the movement of people and goods across the border.

We have suffered through an administration that, in the name of Homeland Security, has actively turned off the flow of would-be researchers and scientists that once crowded our universities and research facilities, one that has actively tried to suppress scientific research, such as that on global warming, that doesn't support its political aims.

Mr. Bush's veto — the ninth of his presidency, but the eighth in the past 10 months with Democrats in control of Congress — underscored his determination to preserve many of the executive prerogatives his administration has claimed in the name of fighting terrorism, and to enshrine them into law.

Miller had stayed mum before a grand jury, which is investigating who in the Bush administration revealed the name of Valerie Plame an undercover CIA operative in a time of war.