Sentence examples for collapse on behalf from inspiring English sources
Federal officials planned to bring some of the bridge steel and concrete to the NTSB Material Laboratory in Washington, D.C., for analysis toward determining the cause of the collapse on behalf of FHWA, Mn/DOT and Progressive Construction, Inc. NTSB also interviewed eyewitnesses.
The supervisor expressed it as a balancing act to oppose and challenge the student just enough to get a proactive response rather than a collapse on the behalf of the student.
After Mr. Gore's defeat, Mr. Hayes was hired as a lobbyist on behalf of the Enron Corporation, which collapsed in 2001 amid a financial scandal.
My column this week concerns a class-action lawsuit on behalf of investors damaged by the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
He spoke on behalf of both organizations after Enron's collapse.
The commission is negotiating trade pacts with more than 80 countries on behalf of the bloc's members following the collapse of the Doha global trade talks.
In 2012 donations to the Samaritans on behalf of 30-year-old Claire Squires, who collapsed and died shortly after completing the London marathon, shot up from £500 to almost £1m.
Fifteen months after the investment bank collapsed, London's High Court has ruled that cash held on behalf of clients can be returned only if it was properly segregated from Lehman's own money.
The Palestinian Authority runs the schools and hospitals, and if Israel continues withholding monthly tax revenues of some $50 million that it collects on behalf of the Palestinians, these essential institutions could quickly collapse, the officials say.
Whether it was misplaced arrogance on behalf of the defending champions or not, the subsequent collapse at the hands of India's seamers was one of those periods in sport where the force is truly with a team.
He was one of five senators who took favors from Charles Keating to intercede with federal regulators on behalf of the Lincoln Savings and Loan Association, which collapsed with catastrophic losses.
