"Shall I make you, and you make me complete?" he has asked Christian earlier, when first proposing the courtship by proxy of Roxane.
Fox general counsel Gerson A. Zweifach first announced that its five proposals had been approved by proxies of "a majority vote," including the merger agreement.
Many mature accreditation organizations now offer some degree of "regulation by proxy", as a third party assessor of compliance with regulation on behalf of a government or payer, thus reducing the burden of inspection by multiple bodies [ 12].
Second, the cost of manipulation of reproductive investment, i.e. sex allocation, can be traced by proxies of fitness in both reproductive functions.
The protagonists fought their wars by proxy: about a third of conflicts from 1950 to 1990 were connected to cold-war rivalry.
11 1 *PARENTHOOD BY PROXY, by Laura Schlessinger.
Meadow gave this previously unrecognized form of child abuse a name: Munchausen syndrome by proxy, for the eighteenth-century German baron who was infamous for telling tall tales.
The petition is hosted on a domain whose registration has been shielded by Domains By Proxy, but some of the first tweets and references to the site are found here on Reddit and on this anonymous Twitter account called @TheAnonNation, suggesting an affiliation with the loosely organized internet activists Anonymous, though not one of its "official" accounts.
In some cases, specialists found evidence of "suspicious" cot deaths in the same family; in others, mothers were thought to be suffering from Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy, a form of child abuse first described by Sir Roy in 1977, and championed by him ever since.Justice seems to have miscarried on a grand scale.
