Americans are deeply suspicious of extravagance practiced in the name of authority.
Dostoyevsky's creation of 1880 is hauntingly predictive of the inquisitors of the 20th century who all, from whatever political faith and ideological position, claim their authority to dispose of human freedom in the name of authority.
It was decided early on that the new adoption service, called WWiSH to reflect the names of the authorities involved, would be located in Lowton, an area of Wigan handy for both Warrington and St Helens.
Laws were transmitted in the name of rabbinical authorities.
Like most passengers, he declined to give his last name for fear of authorities.
"We have given a list of names to the authorities, but no measures have been taken".
"Tell us the name of the authority who is disobeying".
The clue is in the name of the authority.
With Alexander Berkman, another anarchist, Goldman came to believe that violence might be justified in the name of abolishing authority.
Does he fantasize that the New Deal and civil-rights legislation (the latter, largely the work of the federal government encroaching on what was often called states' rights) arose out of Bolshevik schemes to destroy communities in the name of central authority?
Some people end or close the prayer with one word like "Amen" or "Du'a", and some may invoke the name of an authority; e.g., many Christians say: "..., in the name of Jesus, Amen".
