Sentence examples for design on behalf from inspiring English sources

4. To enter the Competition you must submit an original wall chart design (the "Design") on behalf of a class in Year group 1-6 who attends a UK primary school (the "Designers").

Jeffrey Burack of New York, whose circular design shows an off-center Statue of Liberty with the words "I Voted" over it in red, white and blue, seems to be going for the youth vote, noting on the Campaign Finance Board's Facebook page that he had submitted the design "on behalf of the artist Zoe Markman, age 10," and adding that she got "technical support from her brother Stanley, age 12".

However, the study was incorporated into the NEPS study design on behalf of the international evaluation committee organized by the German Research Foundation (DFG) for two main reasons: the growing research on the importance of early child development and education and the rapid changes taking place in early child care, including new social policies being implemented in Germany (see above).

The WebGIS GMO monitoring was implemented according to the concept for an "Information System for Monitoring GM O ISMOO) which was designed on behalf of the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation.

In a work day he spends his time designing on behalf of clients like Bloomberg Markets magazine, which last year used his Superbugs typeface for a double-spread story title.

Instead, they will focus more on doing more design work on behalf of customers who are trying to outsource more and more of their production.

PBMs negotiate drug pricing and design formularies on behalf of the health plans they contract with.

George Cheesman & Son designed it on behalf of Vicar of Brighton Henry Michell Wagner in 1834 35; it is a stuccoed building with prominent gables and windows with mullions and transoms.

In both cases we are designing the system on behalf of the students – but in one case it's not intentional.

Advertisers will get the filters designed on their behalf.

Sue Lear, a "service design and innovation" official working on behalf of the CCG, told its patient and public participation group last week that it was keen to reduce its annual £421,000 bill for devices that are known generically as orthotics.