Sentence examples for assurances on behalf from inspiring English sources
The most salient element of that image was not the President offering assurances on behalf of an embattled governor — rather, it was that the governor thought those assurances were still worth having.
"I can give you an assurance on behalf of the Malaysian government that all those involved will be treated with dignity," he said.
Upon this assurance M.J. Quinn on behalf of the Quebec Hockey Club declared the latter willing to withdraw provided a suitable arrangement could be made regarding players then the property of the Quebec Hockey Club.
"We will be continuing with our action unless the government themselves can give us the absolute assurances we seek on behalf of the doctors we represent," Malawana said.
In a statement released on Thursday, the New York Times said: "This piece came to us through representatives of the government of South Sudan with assurances that they were working on behalf of both President Kiir and vice-president Machar.
As a consequence, administrative support tasks within the practice are now heavily reliant on the use of ICT: for booking patient appointments, record-keeping, quality assurance of clinical coding and completing electronic referral letters on behalf of GPs [ 8].
Earlier a statement issued by Mr Arafat's office on his and the Palestinian leadership's behalf said US assurances on the West Bank settlement areas and the refugees would ruin future negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
However, local resident William Fraser is bemused by Caulfield's assurances that the university already has an officer responsible for liaising with the community on behalf of students.
But Paul Cundy, who speaks on behalf of GPs on IT for the British Medical Association, says clinicians want assurances about confidentiality before releasing such data.Connecting for Health's failure to assuage such worries could prejudice its success.
In his final effort, Robinson worked tirelessly on behalf of the president's ill-fated court-packing plan, having received assurances from Roosevelt that he would be appointed to one of the new Supreme Court seats to be created by the bill.
