Sentence examples for donors on behalf from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hou and a co-defendant, Xing Wu Pan, a former fund-raiser, have been charged with conspiring to defraud the city by using so-called straw donors on behalf of Mr. Liu's campaign.

I made this call to donors on behalf of the entire Central African population, on behalf of those living in the bush for months, on behalf of the displaced, internally and externally, that lack everything.

The cardinal helped Mr. Bell by writing to donors on behalf of Good Counsel, giving grants from the Cardinal's Fund for Children, offering Mr. Bell the occasional fatherly pat on the back, and being the host of a breakfast for 40 supporters last year when the cardinal was so ill he had canceled all outside appointments.

The Clinton campaign also disclosed last night that it would begin running criminal background checks on its bundlers — the dozens of individuals who raise hundreds of thousands of dollars from donors on behalf of a candidate, as Mr. Hsu had done for Mrs. Clinton.

Our challenge by donors on behalf of the world's children is clear: End this disparity in coverage.

After potentially eligible patients agree to participate, we request a release of medical records from each participant to confirm their eligibility for the study and to ascertain whether potential donors have contacted local transplant centers to be evaluated as donors on behalf of participants.

The Los Angeles City Charter bars campaign donors from giving on behalf of another person without that person's knowledge and participation.

Under both Acts, parents may apply through the donor registers for information about their donor on behalf of their donor-conceived children aged under 18 years.

For our primary outcome, we will assess "live kidney donor activation", defined as the composite rate of live kidney donor inquiries on behalf of patient participants, completed live kidney donor transplant evaluations, and live kidney donor transplants in each arm, ascertained via medical records maintained by the Duke Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Program.

In April 2011, Lindsay Kamakahi caused an international stir by suing the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART), SART-member fertility clinics, and a number of egg donor agencies on behalf of herself and other oocyte donors.

Ministers had warned earlier in the summer that unless the sector swiftly cleaned up its act over the use of controversial methods used by private firms to raise cash from donors on its behalf, they would impose regulations.