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

The country's monetary system was introduced in the name of laissez-faire.

All these things could be introduced, in the name of narrowing the inexcusable gap between normality and a gilded elite.

First, some measures introduced in the name of improving security may have the side-effect of needlessly infringing civil liberties.

The government has tried, nervously, to introduce change; but it's hard, because the Labour Party is wedded to a system that it introduced in the name of egalitarianism.

On Monday, deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, cited the use of the Ripa surveillance laws to obtain journalists' records as an example of measures introduced in the name of "public safety" that actually "undermine the very freedoms we cherish".

Such profound changes, introduced in the name of nationalism, modernization and Westernization, pitted the more urbanized, European-oriented elites against the rural traditional population — a schism that was still apparent during the run-up to the referendum Sunday.

In Germany, Chancellor Gerhard Schroder has so far resisted demands to suspend taxes introduced last year in the name of conserving fuel and protecting the environment.

Many measures designed to facilitate the spread of Islam and the Arabic language were introduced, all in the name of national unity.

"There's enough hate in the world without introducing more in the name of my little brother," Khan said.

Yet many of the powers introduced under Labour in the name of security lack the safeguards that would prevent them being abused.

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