Mr. Manafort has not been charged with breaking any laws regarding the reporting of income derived from his efforts on behalf of the party.
Another significant group of materials derives from Espada's activism on behalf of voter registration and school desegregation in New York City from 1962-1970, and later in California in support of anti-poverty, HIV/AIDS and drug abuse prevention and outreach, and housing rights.
"Free Earl" was derived from earlier, similar pleas made on behalf of rappers in prison: "Free Lil Wayne!" "Free Pimp C!" "Free Tupac!" By last fall, with interest in the group building, "Free Earl" started to seem less like an inside joke and more like a public crusade.
Such agreements also stipulate that they will apply to and bind any and all persons and/or entities who and/or which may assert a claim on behalf of, or derived through, the resident, including, without limitation, the resident's legal representative, guardians, heirs, executors, administrators, estate(s), successors and assigns.
(In derivative lawsuits, shareholders sue on behalf of a company; the right to sue is derived from the corporation).
These new signatures retain the user enrollment and revocable anonymity properties of group signatures, but allow any subgroup of users collectively to issue signatures, while hiding or revealing precisely how they derive the capacity to do so on behalf of the group.
(iii) Is an IFQ crew member except when that person is receiving halibut or sablefish IFQ that is derived from QS held by a CQE on behalf of an eligible community in the Aleutian Islands.
Since only a fraction of women participates in the labor market, and this group may be not representative of the total population of women, women are disregarded on behalf of the extra complications derived from potential selectivity bias.
"My lifelong work on behalf of women's rights derives from my work with these disadvantaged mothers, many of whom had no choice over whether to have children and very little means for raising them," she said.
The leftwing writer Noam Chomsky uses the term "embedded journalism" to describe the work of writers who produce stories that function as propaganda on behalf of the American government, typically derived from a source that remains unchallenged.
