Sentence examples for policy in the name of from inspiring English sources
Pyne defended the abandonment of inclusive policy in the name of maintaining "quality".
Abroad he has chosen to pursue an increasingly assertive, anti-Western foreign policy in the name of re-establishing Russia's greatness.
"What we are seeing is a dramatic ratcheting up of a counterinsurgency policy in the name of counterdrug policy," Mr. Leahy said.
"The Asian Games are intended to celebrate human achievement, not provide a pretext for a police 'shoot to kill' policy in the name of crime control," said Phelim Kine, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
He was happy to vote for a bill that he described, to the assembled reporters, as "a disaster" and "terrible policy" in the name of keeping the effort to kill Obamacare going, with one condition: "we actually go to conference".
One contingent of 157 Sri Lankan asylum-seekers, who had left from India, almost made it in late June, but Australian authorities intercepted their craft and diverted them to Nauru.The government justifies its policy in the name of deterring would-be refugees from making dangerous boat journeys.
He was critical of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles's policies in the name of national security.
Steps are taken to harmonise these policies, in the name of better government and a level playing-field.
History suggests both will further harden their policies in the name of humanity, arguing discouragement will help prevent further tragedies.
On the floor of the Senate on Tuesday, Mr. Reid accused Republicans of deviating from normal disaster relief policies in the name of fiscal austerity.
How often over the past 40 years have conservatives defended their policies in the name of rolling back "the excesses of the '60s"?
