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

Collectivisation imposed in the name of Marxism after reunification in 1975 had been a disaster.

The so called 'structural adjustment policies' that were imposed in the name of increased productivity and competitiveness have started to tear our societies to pieces.

He celebrates the way desire and family intimacy have defied and evaded state power imposed in the name of social good.

Restorative justice is a way of responding to crime, and according to its proponents, it's a much better way of responding than the way they believe we now respond: through punishment imposed in the name of retributive justice.

But what we still don't know is how many Americans will be denied that kind of liberation — a denial all the crueler because it will be imposed in the name of freedom.

The deal also does not resolve a broader issue over what are known as "232 tariffs," taxes on foreign goods the Trump administration has imposed in the name of national security.

It means the government will have to avoid the the recipes that World Bank/IMF impose in the name of poverty alleviation.

The tort paradigm is a matter of private law in that it aims to provide compensation and satisfaction for the aggrieved plaintiff, if she chooses to pursue the case; the criminal paradigm is, by contrast, a matter of public law in the sense that the case is brought and the punishment is imposed in the name and on behalf of the whole polity rather than any individual victim.

But it also imposed constraints in the name of privacy and ordered regulators to adopt standards in a manner least costly to industry.

Montazeri had repeatedly accused the country's ruling Islamic establishment of imposing dictatorship in the name of Islam.

One response is to force companies to hire locals, imposing quotas in the name of Omanisation or Saudi-isation.