Sentence examples for contest on behalf from inspiring English sources
Jon Ola Sand, executive supervisor of the contest on behalf of the EBU, said Australia's participation would help move the contest towards becoming a "truly global event".
In a statement, ePrize, the company the administered the contest on behalf of Coca-Cola, said brands were seeing "success with promotional campaigns online, particularly in social and mobile channels".
Travelling down to Edinburgh from their home in Oban to attend a choral contest on behalf of their school Our Lady of Perpetual Succour (they call it "the Virgin Megastore"), their long-awaited mission in the capital involves getting drunk, visiting Schuh and hopefully getting off with some guy or other.
Mr. Turner spent $464,000, according to a campaign finance filing on Thursday, and national groups funneled more than $100,000 into the contest on his behalf.
In back-to-back court proceedings here, William P. Allison, Ms. Bush's lawyer, later pleaded no contest on her behalf to misrepresentation of age, a misdemeanor.
After a two-hour meeting of the five SDP MPs at the Commons Mr Maclennan, aged 51, MP for Caithness and Sutherland, said that his nomination was about to be lodged; and a few minutes later Mr John Cartwright, MP for Woolwich – and the only serious possible opponent – announced that he would not be contesting the election on behalf of the Owenite opponents of union with the Liberals.
"The Decision Tree" – Alicia is shocked to learn that a former client bequeathed her millions, but Lockhart/Gardner quickly contests the will on behalf of the deceased's wife.
An attorney for Chevron Corporation, the only defendant that did not contest personal jurisdiction, presented on behalf of the defendants.
Even as he traveled to nearby states, the president did not wade into the middle of the contest with a big rally on behalf of Mr. Barrett.
In 2013, the Justice Department did not contest a habeas corpus petition on behalf of a sickly Sudanese prisoner, so a judge ordered his release.
