For sake of comparison, the United States has roughly 4, 200 accredited higher education institutions today.
For the sake of our common security, for the sake of our survival, we cannot drift.
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We have gathered no for the sake of elections, but for the sake of a common task.
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For sake of comparison, the U.S. population in 1982 was around 232 million.
For sake of our example, assume each device draws the same amount of power and generates the same number of BTUs.
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But for the sake of other women, for the sake of someone's daughter, someone's mother, someone's friend, just don't stand by your man.
But jazz musicians need to think about their audiences not just for the sake of their livelihoods, but even more so for the sake of their art.
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Not just for the sake of the 300 telecommuters, but for the sake of her talent pool, emphasizing results over face time would have made the difference.
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Be clear that you are doing the latter not for the sake of a photo op but for the sake of your brain and your capacity to lead.
Glenn also defended his journey into space from critics who say that it is being done not so much for the sake of science but for the sake of publicity.
This is a problem that needs to be resolved for the sake of our judicial system, for the sake of a carrying out of justice in our country in an expedited and deliberate manner.
"National reconciliation will take time, but for the sake of our common humanity, and for the sake of this country's future, it is necessary to stop the incitement and to stop violence, " he said.
Team Obama is sending a clear message to corporate America, small businesses and federal agencies: Start offering more flexible work arrangements for the sake of families and, yes, for the sake of the economy.
For the sake of our veterans, for the sake of our economy, we need these veterans working and contributing and creating the new jobs and industries that will keep America competitive in the 21st century.
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But why not, for the sake of the middle class, for the sake of economic stability, for the sake of dealing with a large portion of the fiscal cliff, pass the tax cut for 98 percent of the American people today?
The world must be able to choose to encourage - for the sake of Egypt, for the sake of the world, for the sake of the security of the area, to encourage the liberal, secularist forces in Egypt, which do include the Copts, the Copts are part of that.
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For the sake of our citizens who are in Haiti, for the sake of the Haitian people who have suffered so much, and for the sake of our common humanity, we stand in solidarity with our neighbors to the south, knowing that but for the grace of God, there we go.
For his sake, for the sake of his accuser, and for the integrity of American justice, the world needs to see that this case is prosecuted transparently and well.
For God's sake and for the sake of the war effort, let's not turn the war into entertainment.
And I don't want to win for winning's sake but for the sake of the millions here that depend on us to win, and throughout the world.
Perhaps we can develop more of these principles and disseminate the success stories of local technologies that could protect and advance the cause of environmentalism for the sake of the next generation instead of merely blaming and extracting punishments for the deeds or misdeeds of our predecessors.
He pretended that not saying aloud what he knew to be right and true was for her sake, was for the sake of her needs and feelings.
On the other hand, some information must be protected from public disclosure for the sake of our security -- for instance, the movement of our troops, our intelligence-gathering, or the information we have about a terrorist organization and its affiliates.
Restoring the golden age of religious broadcasting for the sake of however many active Christians there are would hardly do much for them.
For the sake of stability, and out of respect for the dead king, the royal family, local politicians, ordinary Jordanians and a panoply of world leaders have rallied behind King Abdullah.
Mr. Christie, the father of four children, told the newspaper that he did the surgery for the sake of his family, not for any future political ambitions.
Speaking at Thursday's signing ceremony, Kiir said the agreement marked a great day for the two nations but called for a swift resolution to the question of Abyei's future, for the sake of its people.
While the creation of money for the sake of it (Fed purchases of Treasuries and mortgages forcing cash onto bank balance sheets) is an economic somnolent on its own for boosting that which restrains our economic evolution, it also weighs negatively on the value of the dollar.
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UNIFIL's Indian contingent, for example, keeps 30 men on permanent alert at each of its three checkpoints, all for the sake of the two or three occasions a month when someone tries to take a gun through or drive past without stopping.
The more traditional minded will be heartened by the theme of personal sacrifice for the sake of family.
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