McCain had meant to withhold his endorsement from Graf but reversed himself for the sake of a Republican majority in the House and his own relations with his party in his home state.
First, if a conception of justice requires of many reasonable people that they change their conscientious philosophical or religious convictions for the sake of satisfying a majority's beliefs, or abandon their pursuit of the important interests that constitute their plan of life, this conception could not gain their support and would not be stable over sustained periods of time.
For the sake of this overwhelming majority of patients, it's critical that we elevate the importance of compassionate end of life care, which means improving communication and advocating for more practical supports for patients and carers.
For the sake of justice and the nerves of the majority in a packed Kingsholm, an unimpeachable score followed soon afterwards.
Taking some of my rights away for the sake of conforming to the rules of the majority is not good enough, and should not be in any country that thrives to be democratic.
There is a name for the systematic burning of our bridges with the world, with our friends, with the majority of world Jewry, all for the sake of the settlements, all for the sake of permanent Occupation: Suicide.
It is clear that the majority of individuals may be reluctant to change behaviour for the sake of the planet, but may be more inclined to make relatively simple changes which are associated with tangible benefits such as better health.
In a democracy the majority determines what the law is and could, at least theoretically, take away the rights of individuals for the sake of the "public good".
"For their sake, and for the sake of the plant's safety".
It must, for Ms. Matsukawa's sake and for the sake of the world orchestral scene.
