The redesign certainly obliterated much of Secret's identity and style in the name of function.
Corruption and its confederates influence and access are, of course, exactly what campaign-finance laws aim to prevent, in the name of a functioning democracy.
Corruption and its confederates — influence and access — are, of course, exactly what campaign-finance laws aim to prevent, in the name of a functioning democracy.
The package amounts to a straightforward attack on freedom of speech and democracy – in the name of the "functioning of democracy".
"In terms of forest conservation, the most pressing and most serious problem facing China now is deforestation of natural forest in the name of reconstruction of low-function forest," Zhou Lijiang, deputy chief engineer at the Sichuan Province Forestry Investigation, told Greenpeace.
"What's really going on is a complete collapse in our ability to function in the name of the people who sent us here," said Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Democrat who represents Westchester County.
In sharpest possible contrast to those earlier tributary arrangements, however, modern command societies have virtually all been organized in the name of socialism that is, with the function of command officially administered on behalf of an ideology purported to serve the broad masses of the population.
Since at least the 19th century the actuality of the soul has been hotly contested in Western philosophy, usually in the name of science, especially as the vital functions once attributed to it were gradually explained by normal physical and physiological processes.
Romney developed one of the tools that made this possible, pioneering the use of takeovers to change the way a business functioned, remaking it in the name of efficiency.
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