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

Now, Gawker founder Nick Denton has published an open letter challenging the investor in Facebook, Palantir and SpaceX to engage in a public debate outside of the courtroom, and without the affiliated legal fees, in the name of public discourse.

Mr Umunna told BBC One's Andrew Marr Show: "I think this is actually catastrophic, for the Liberal Democrats in particular, because having trebled tuition fees in the name of reducing the deficit and saving the exchequer money, you are are at best seeing it raise little money at all; at worst actually costing more.

There have been cases of fake websites, taking article fees under the name of reputable journals.

Airlines have been boarding passengers since the first commercial flight, but as they have added new classes of seating to their cabins and new fees for priority boarding — all in the name of more revenue — they have slowed down the whole process.

People are hurting, and often it's banks and businesses that are hurting them in the name of a fee for something that costs them nothing.

In the name of "Egalité", French universities are non-selective and cheap (€180 or £133 tuition fees a year).

"But in the name of French tradition".

In the name of "honest journalism"?

"All in the name of fashion".

All in the name of choice.

In the name of God, Amen.