Sentence examples for removed in the name of from inspiring English sources
…I'm in this situation right now and I'm about to pass out!" Zang Hongfei, a Beijing musician, tweeting in response to a government directive that taxi window handles must be removed in the name of securityIn this section Treading water Old brooms Heard in the hutong Blunt words and keen swords ReprintsRelocation: "I found a perfect city for the meetings.
This conflict needs to be removed in the name of public safety.
This day, we pray any obstacle the devil plans to place in our path to be removed in the name of Jesus.
During our off-the-record meetings with the relevant agencies, we were asked to remove items in the name of safety to individuals, and agreed.
They asked the archbishop of Calcutta to remove "Mother Teresa: In the Name of God's Poor" and "Hell's Angel" from the November festival, Agence France-Presse reports.
He wanted to make it easier to remove ineffective teachers in the name of promoting student civil rights.
Or rather, the male heads of state: female leaders, most notably German Chancellor Angela Merkel, had been digitally removed from the photo in the name of religious modesty.
My heart goes out to mothers whose children have been removed from their care in the name of the war on drugs; to women who must carry on as heads of households because their husbands are behind bars for petty drug offenses; and to mothers who will never get that precious phone call on mother's day because their son or daughter died of an accidental drug overdose.
Dr. Raeli's widow doesn't want to talk about the woman in America trying to remove the name of another man from her birth certificate.
Another claims that a statement made by an abuse victim was doctored to remove the name of a senior politician implicated in the crime, while another alleges no action was taken after a document listing police officers and MPs involved in a paedophile ring was discovered.
Removing those opportunities today in the name of a wrong committed 150 years ago is regressive and does nothing to absolve blame from those long dead who perpetrated them.
