In this way, a process that is undertaken in the name of controlling costs actually ring-fences them.
What happened next would be described as a "deluge of fire" and one of the greatest looting orgies ever undertaken in the name of the British empire.
According to campaigners, at the heart of the debate is the pretext that the plan is being undertaken in the name of reducing the number of public bodies and making efficiency savings.
But she was very reluctant to become involved, in part because she detested rebellion, even rebellion undertaken in the name of Protestantism, and in part because she detested expenditures.
Happy, meanwhile, continues the list of chores Miller undertakes in the name of love (laundry!); this time, though, she's busy "sleeping with [his] friends", and she's all smiles, at least on the outside.
It wasn't something I'd ever expected to ask, either; the absurd culmination of a lifestyle experiment I'd undertaken in the name of journalism and my own mental health (more on which soon).
Rather, the degrading, gruelling assessments of vulnerable and often severely disabled people which are being undertaken in the name of austerity are actually costing us more money than they save.
"Five years ago," the reporter, Jill Leovy, writes, "the city expunged the name 'South Central' from its maps and replaced it with the more general 'South Los Angeles.' " The consequence of this obliteration — undertaken in the name of renewal and regrowth — has been to stifle development, political engagement, and the area's presence in the city's consciousness.
Congress had enacted FISA after revelations about decades of abuses of surveillance undertaken in the name of national security — like the F.B.I.'s taping of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s extramarital affairs and its sharing of the information with the Kennedy White House.
