Sentence examples for name of bringing from inspiring English sources

After all, the referendum was won in the name of bringing back parliamentary sovereignty.

Both seem to have confused "protest against the inequities of the financial system" with "anarchy in the name of bringing down society".

There is free child care — all in the name of bringing "the research and career interests of women in computing to the forefront" and encouraging women in high-tech careers.

This is the same minister who will walk through the Aye lobby to vote in favour of a bill that rips up current planning laws in the name of bringing less productive sites into use.

He has watched as they've been neglected and abandoned, distorted from their original vision, rendered irrelevant or tweaked by others in the name of bringing them up to date.

Re "Hazing Is Team Tradition, a Defendant's Lawyer Says" (news article, Feb. 26): In the name of bringing new members into the fold, older members of a fraternity, team or other group perpetrate sometimes savage, humiliating acts that would horrify them as individuals in another context.

A criminal complaint filed in Palm Beach County, Florida, federal court accuses the 22-year-old Deerfield Beach native, along with an ex-boyfriend named Kevin Bully, of bringing several kilos of flakka into south Florida from Hong Kong between March and April.

Cox said that "all available options are still on the table," specifically naming the possibility of bringing the gay adoption ban back as a state constitutional amendment or exploring the possibility of passing a law through the legislature.

Those three years -- from 1945 to 1948 -- did lasting damage (in the name of democracy), bringing about at least two changes in the consciousness of South Koreans.

Kooman wrote She Has a Name with the intention of bringing attention to this issue, specifically in connection with sexual exploitation.

For brand name manufacturers, the process of bringing a new patented product to the Australian market at a higher price than currently available medicines may be lengthy, expensive and uncertain.