Sentence examples similar to thanks in the name of from inspiring English sources

Jordan blames its economic doldrums in part on its inability to trade with the West Bank, thanks to repeated Israeli closures in the name of security.

In it, a kindly-looking second world war naval veteran, slathered with hard-earned medals, explains, in a heartbreakingly fragile voice, that he fought the Nazis in the name of democracy – yet, thanks to our current electoral system, despite voting in every general election for the past 64 years, his vote has always been "confiscated by the system".

Many of the changes are being rolled out in the name of the car park king: thanks to KRIII, the city has a brand, a reason to visit.

In the name of a day devoted to thanks that is at the whim of the almighty consumer dollar, we'd be better off to remember that lesson.

The drug lord was released from jail on October 3, 2014, thanks to a reduction of his sentence that was made in the name of addressing overcrowding.

Similar solutions exist elsewhere: for example in Germany, Estonia, and recently – thanks to InPost – also in Ireland under the name of Parcel Motel.

In the name of Islam.

Say "In the name of the Father".

Type in the name of the bill.

Type in the name of the person.

When she was 2 years old, she could use a few words appropriately (bread, cookies, bread, hello, thanks, more, the names of her brother and sister).