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Clegg kept emphasising his efforts on behalf of low-income families: he cares about it even more than Lords reform.

She repeatedly emphasises her hard work on behalf of her gender.

His comments caused uproar at the hustings as he emphasised the suggestions were not made on behalf of Ukip and said he "had not reached a conclusion" on the issue.

Financial advisers claim investing ethically on behalf of one's children is a booming business, driven largely by liberal-leaning mums who want both their children and the planet to benefit, and a school syllabus which emphasises environmental issues.

Paul Greaney QC, representing the Police Federation – who on behalf of the rank and file principally sought to emphasise senior officers' lack of leadership – took his turn on Duckenfield's sixth day.

One anti-revisionist author described Khrushchev's policy as follows: "Khrushchev made it clear that he was prepared to give up international class struggle, renouncing on behalf of the colonial peoples any right to liberate themselves from oppression and reassuring capitalist governments by emphasising 'peaceful transition to socialism' or the Parliamentary road ..."....

"I have apologised on behalf of the government for the hurt that this whole episode has caused to victims, but I would emphasise very strongly that it was not an amnesty, it didn't give anyone an amnesty.

The various proposals contained in the report I am presenting on behalf of the Committee on External Affairs are a step in this direction, but there is one more point I would like to emphasise.

"on behalf of the Bolivian people".

He acquires properties on behalf of investors.

On behalf of his daughter, he sued.