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

These are children who certainly can not give informed consent to have their photos taken to be used for publicity purposes in the name of animal rights activism.

The more commonly understood form of dual use is the possibility that terrorist groups or rogue states could misuse a technology like synbio, but Buchanan also proposed that "good" actors or states could use synthetic biology for offensive purposes in the name of defending themselves.

The service is setting out to become a search engine that's highly optimized for ancestry-related purposes — type in the name of a relative, and it'll do its best to surface content from the web's troves of genealogy data, some of which has been difficult to search through before now.

That is, they were verbatim settings of pre-existing stage dramas, in which the whole idea of dramma per musica -- drama adapted to musical purposes -- was scrapped in the name of "truth," and problems of operatic "form" and libretto structure were circumvented.

Reconciliation with the enemy has become the purpose of their lives in the name of their dead.

The super hots are reserved purely for display purposes, only to be used in the name of sweaty, painful banter.

While he admired the natural world, and the animals who inhabited it, he believed that animals served a singular purpose: to satisfy human needs, especially in the name of progress.

They asked what brand of justice the supreme court was practising when it refused to review the meaning of "public purpose" in the land acquisition act even when it knew that the government was forcibly acquiring land in the name of "public purpose" to give to private corporations.

But, for public-health purposes, the name of the dead didn't matter.

Renunciation sets them apart and organizes their lives in the name of some higher purpose.

There are no separate roads for Arabs and Jews in the name of that all-purpose explanation "security," no villages made inaccessible because their roads have been dug up by army bulldozers, no checkpoints and no security fence cleaving farmers from their land and schoolchildren from their playgrounds.