Sentence examples for behalf of some of from inspiring English sources

Joseph was on the team of psychiatrists employed by lawyers acting on behalf of some of these survivors.

Based in Mayfair (where else?), today it manages $4bn of assets on behalf of some of the world's wealthiest people.

"There is significant unreadiness on behalf of some of the council members, a majority of the council members," Evans said.

Author appeals to readers in behalf of some of our neediest not mentioned by newspapers, too proud to ask for help...not physically hungry, but spiritually in need.

The Foreign Office has made no attempt to complain to the Pakistani authorities on behalf of some of the British nationals tortured there.

Now, in one of its boldest steps on behalf of some of Brazil's poorest people, the new government is promising them formal title to their homes.

He was also criticized by British political figures: Thomas Pownall continued to disagree with Hutchinson after the latter's exile, Francis Bernard (despite working on Hutchinson's behalf) disapproved of some of his actions, and Lord North believed the publication of his letters to be responsible for the outbreak of the war.

DealBook » Helen Davis Chaitman, a lawyer with Becker & Poliakoff who has been fighting Mr. Picard on behalf of some net winners of Mr. Madoff's crime, famously told The New York Daily News: "Picard is going to wind up being richer than Madoff".

Helen Davis Chaitman, a lawyer with Becker & Poliakoff who has been fighting Mr. Picard on behalf of some net winners of Mr. Madoff's crime, famously told The New York Daily News: "Picard is going to wind up being richer than Madoff".

One of the biggest, on behalf of some 4,000 people exposed to toxic waste in Côte d'Ivoire last August, was approved by the High Court this month.

Nothing could have illustrated Mr. Cohen's point about the slim purchase that Israel's "minority" -- the living -- have over the "majority" -- the dead -- better than Mr. Wiesel's sentimental claim over all of Jerusalem on behalf of some misty-eyed notion of three thousand years of Jewish "belonging".