No one dares to argue that rising inequality is required in the name of fairness.
When critics on the left counter that income transfers are required in the name of social justice, libertarians yawn — and the debate goes nowhere.
In Trilling's brilliant examination of "The Princess Casamassima," the hero, Hyacinth, poor and ill-educated, is drawn to two different worlds -- one of political radicalism in which great personal sacrifice is required in the name of moral good, the other of aesthetic refinement in which the greatest achievements of Europe are presented for his delectation.
The passport read: "We request and require, in the name of His Excellency Prince Pan, all those whom it may concern to give the bearer of this passport any assistance he/she may require in his/her lawful business of jiving and generally cutting a rug.
Here, again, Hans Jonas helps us in understanding with this key passage: "If the new nature of our efforts requires a new ethic of responsibility it also requires, in the name of the same responsibility, a new type of humility.
He even quotes the stilted bumf that appears on the back flap: "Her Britannic Majesty's Secretary of State Requests and requires in the Name of Her Majesty all those whom it may concern," etc, etc, etc.
On April 16, the Congregation instructed Anthony Bevilacqua, Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn who was visiting Rome with other bishops, that he was "to approach Sister Agnes Mary Mansour directly and to require, in the name of the Holy See and by virtue of her vow of obedience, that she immediately resign as director" of DSS.
There was much squawking by former running backs, which Don Banks writes on SI.com comes with every rule change trying to enhance safety, but it is only fair that offensive players change their game as defensive players have been required to in the name of reducing concussions, writes Jeffri Chadiha on ESPN.com.
More scientists are engaged in work that requires secrecy in the name of protecting national security, intellectual property, and confidentiality.
The endorsements are required in the form of a list containing name, address, personal identification number and voter signature.
The Philippines is a highly literate nation, and voters there are required to write in the name of their candidate -- an unthinkable notion in Cambodia, where most people are semiliterate at best and a selection of powerful reading glasses is offered to voters at booths.
