Sentence examples for doing on behalf from inspiring English sources

Sitting down for dinner one night, my dad was talking about some adaptation work he was doing on behalf of a housing association.

"I knew what I was doing on behalf of the government," he said.

This I was doing on behalf of the Committee to Save the New York Public Library.

Obama thanked Bush for coming to the event, adding, "We are so grateful to him for the work that he's doing on behalf of education".

"We fully support his decision to leave in order to make sure the recent GMC ­findings did not interfere with the ­important work that our team of clinicians and researchers is doing on behalf of ­children with autism".

But I can tell you that I have been briefed on what the government is doing on behalf of the hostages in Beirut, and I can tell you if it were possible to describe it you would never say that they weren't doing enough.' Ninety days later, with the Iran-Contra affair — I didn't even pay attention to Iran.

"The public will need to know how this can be, and what the police will do on behalf of their loved ones who are missing".

The problem is compounded when one asks whether this is all that government can or should do on behalf of individual freedom.

The trading done on Delta desks, they contend, is done on behalf of clients.

Any travel they've done on behalf of Excel is strictly on the private side.

Too much wishful thinking has been done on behalf of these two.