Sentence examples for decide on behalf of from inspiring English sources
Saeb Erekat, a Palestinian negotiator, said: "The United States can't decide on behalf of the Palestinians and can't decide final-status negotiation issues by itself.
At a closed meeting in September, the players empowered a nine-member negotiating committee to study the feasibility of reopening the contract and decide on behalf of the league's 190 players whether the union should terminate it.
Clegg said: "I sat and participated all day on Saturday in the final meeting of the Liberal Democrat federal policy committee … a large group of federal Liberal Democrats elected to that body and elected to decide on behalf of the party what should go in our manifesto, which will then be subject to a vote this weekend.
The Home Office is in the mix because the inquiry touches on policing, but the rest of the report is presumably a matter for the culture secretary, who must decide on behalf of the government how to proceed with its recommendations.
CREDO's model, however, departs from the traditional understanding of corporate social responsibility, in which company executives meet in a boardroom and decide, on behalf of their shareholders, which foundations or nonprofits to fund.
The child belongs to the family, so almost any adult could take care of the child and hence decide on behalf of the child.
No one organising or deciding on behalf of the women involved.
In court in the capital, Luanda, on Thursday, judge Adriano Cerveira said: "[I have] decided, on behalf of the people, to give Rafael Marques de Morais, accused of the crime of slander... a single sentence of [a suspended] six months in prison".
Planning Inspectorate chief executive Sir Michael Pitt said: "We have decided on behalf of the Secretary of State that the application submitted by Navitus Bay Development Ltd met the required tests set out in the legislation to be accepted for examination".
What this means is that T-Mobile has decided on behalf of their customers that having access to the world's largest repository of questions and answers is "not appropriate".
