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

In today's world, millions of American households lost trillions of dollars of equity in their homes as values collapsed, while at the same time the Federal Government has engineered the restoration of trillions of dollars of bank capital in the name of restoring confidence in the financial system.

Obama should also say the military threat has moved under the table in the name of restoring dialogue.

Those who campaigned to leave the EU in the name of restoring parliamentary sovereignty ought to be able to grasp this.

Many Germans resent the need to bail out other countries, and many people in those countries resent being forced to cut wages and payrolls in the name of restoring competitiveness.

The danger now for Iraq, it added, was that the closure may give Mr Allawi's government "a freer hand to abuse human rights and pursue personal political vendettas in the name of restoring law and order".

As Andrew Wilson of the European Council on Foreign Relations argues, the West should avoid giving the impression that it would be happy for Mr Yanukovich to undercut freedom in the name of restoring stability.The test for Mr Yanukovich is the economy.

But don't be surprised if 100 years from now some purist conductor, in the name of authenticity, restores all the cuts to "The Great Gatsby" that the composer so painstakingly made.

Some Republicans have strong feelings on the need to revert to the 60-vote threshold, in the name of fostering bipartisanship and restoring collegiality.

And it has insisted, in the name of fairness, that no sport will be restored unless they can all be restored.

And it is a crucial test of Mr Sarkozy's ability to stand firm, court unpopularity in the name of the greater national interest and restore his credibility as a reformer.

Is it worth fighting a big war, in the name of an abstraction like sovereignty, in order to restore it?