Sentence examples for apparently on behalf of from inspiring English sources

Soon all stations were broadcasting a message from a retired lieutenant-general, apparently on behalf of General Sonthi, telling the public that the armed forces were in temporary control but power would be returned "to the people" soon.

Remember when Thompson – apparently on behalf of the BBC – signed the open letter calling for the News Corp bid for Sky to be referred without even consulting Lyons or the trust.

The hospital categorically rejected most of the claims the union made, apparently on behalf of anonymous healthcare workers at Texas Health Presbyterian, about the hospital not protecting its staff after Duncan was diagnosed, saying it was always in step with CDC protocol.

Bloodhound has the effect of getting anyone excited about technology – we got nearly as many questions from the Prime Minister (apparently on behalf of his children!) as we did from the apprentices.

One over-the-top, fear-mongering ad showed a suicide-bombing truck driver in an American city detonating a nuclear bomb, apparently on behalf of Iran.

In 1567 he was approached, apparently on behalf of the Duke of Norfolk and the Earl of Sussex, to accuse Leicester of the murder of his wife for a reward of £1,000 in cash.

Apparently writing on behalf of a "mutual friend", a Dutch opera singer who left for Paris, the letter details of the singer discovering of her pregnancy and appeals for money to make a return trip home.

Noé also pointed the finger at a lawyer called Patrice André, apparently acting on behalf of a pressure group called Promouvoir, as instigating the court action that led to the rating change.

A car bomb exploded outside a hotel in a popular seaside resort today, after a warning call apparently made on behalf of the Basque separatist group E.T.A., officials said.

Further searching shows prior instances of polls originating from Mountain West apparently conducted on behalf of Joe Lieberman (while he was still a Democratic candidate in 2010) and Democratic congressional candidates John Delaney and Kathy Goss in 2014.

It is unlikely to be the real cheque, however, as it was apparently paid out on behalf of the Mail by the "Bank of Deceit PLC, Vindictive House, Scum Lane, London W8".