Sentence examples for a judgment on behalf from inspiring English sources

He seeks a judgment on behalf of all delegates to the Republican and Democratic conventions.

Eventually, in November 1602, Popham issued a judgment on behalf of the court which stated "Firstly, that every contract executory implies in itself a promise or asumpsit.

And as the panel states on its Web site, its decision to conduct a further review "does not itself indicate that any violation has occurred, or reflect any judgment on behalf of the committee".

In its statement, the committee added that its announcement Tuesday in no way meant that it had concluded that "any violation has occurred, or reflect any judgment on behalf of the committee".

"It's a poor choice and a poor judgment on behalf of the parents".

Furthermore, insofar as Natanson's argument suggests that usual care involves the use of a physician's judgment on behalf of the best interests of her individual patient, Lantos simply reiterates that the administration of oxygen for preterm infants in neonatal intensive care units is "provided by a predetermined protocol," precluding the need for clinician discretion (37).

Alice Cooper at the Musicians Institutee: "Apparently, chickens don't fly so much as they plummet" The man known on his birth certificate as Vincent Furnier begins this speech with the observation that his being invited shows "a certain lack of judgment" on behalf of the Los Angeles Musicians' Institute.

Agents are obliged to carry out the wishes of a principal, whereas a fiduciary's obligation is to exercise independent judgment on behalf of a beneficiary.

The duty of personal care requires a physician to exercise her individual judgment on behalf of the medical interests of her patient.

Indeed, one of the primary purposes of randomization is to prevent a physician from exercising her individualized judgment on behalf of the patient (Friedman et al. 1998, 62 3).

He said the government may regulate personalized advice from someone "who takes the affairs of a client personally in hand and purports to exercise judgment on behalf of the client in the light of the client's individual needs and circumstances".