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

Alluding to the court decision the military used to justify dissolving the Parliament, the military spokesman said: "The verdicts issued by the judiciary are enforced in the name of the people, and refraining from enforcing them or hindering their enforcement is a crime punishable by law".

That includes some strange rules enforced in flight in the name of "safety".

Now, Pomodoro apps serve mainly to enforce those breaks in the name of more productive work.

Are we seriously going to pretend that conservatives haven't gone overboard at times by overzealously enforcing the law in the name of national security?

We draw attention to the institutional structures and processes through which caps are to be set, designed and enforced, and discuss the danger of eco-authoritarian politics in the name of enforcing caps or other environmental limitations.

There is some authority even for saying that an express promise founded on the possession of a trust fund may be enforced by an action at law in the name of the beneficiary, although it was made to the creator of the trust.

If, in the name of enforcing that doctrine, the Court effectively rewrites the statute, then it is not ensuring that Congress is responsible for the policy articulated in the (rewritten) statute.

Westchester's elitist zoning boards enforce large-lot single-family zoning, in the name of preserving the county's "rural character" (a risible phrase to anyone who has lived in a truly rural area).

Although traditional IT gives great lip service to innovation, the traditional IT structure is the enemy of innovation because they enforce existing standards and create barriers in the name of creating consistency and lowering IT risk.

Whether it's James Brown or Eric Garner, police shouldn't be trained or allowed to go above the law in the name of enforcing the law.

But they enforced a rigid system of criminal justice in the name of maintaining social order.