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

In April that year, the jihadists who had lurked with intent announced that they were now in charge, subverting the myriad opposition groups – and their cause – in the name of a global jihad.

So when Dad was tragically diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer, it was a no brainer for me to take on the Movember cause in the name of men's health, regardless of my own gender.

Howard Barker's 1985 play, directed by Richard Romagnoli for PTP/NYC, uses this Sophocles-like story to explore the suffering that both men and women cause in the name of freedom.

In Mr. Gilman's view, much evil has been caused in the name of beauty.

He should challenge Modi on his government's curtailment of the movement of Greenpeace activists, the ecological devastation being caused in the name of "economic reforms", and the displacement of ancient communities to clear lands for corporations.

It tackles and rips apart and gnaws and revels in the chaos and destruction it's caused in the name of being "right".

Elizabeth Denham, the information commissioner, said: "The people running nuisance call companies have little regard for the anxiety and upset they cause all in the name of turning a fast profit.

It is common cause that in the name of security, government built for the president and his family a visitors centre, cattle kraal and chicken run, swimming pool and amphitheatre.

An intersectional theology will not allow us to ignore human suffering, nor will it allow us to cause suffering in the name of God because it will underline the equal value of all of us toward our collective, contradictory, scary, and exhilarating understandings of God.

Causing harm in the name of money is not aberrant behavior by corporate leadership -- it's their fiduciary duty and required by law.

This day of extreme consumerism, this day that that causes stampedes in the name of giving gifts, can give the greatest gift of all -- the promise of a brighter future.