Sentence examples for employed on behalf of from inspiring English sources
Critics bemoan the plethora of laws that can be employed on behalf of a vast array of special interests.
Political commentator Matthew Parris, one of his expert witnesses, says the only anger that works in politics is that which appears to be righteously employed on behalf of other people, otherwise you just seem to be losing it.
Many other recruitment and retention strategies have been employed on behalf of the PMDP at UA.
Conservation action is often employed on behalf of the native prey by means of predator removal or birth control.
Rather than being employed to insure greater compliance with mandates from Madison and Pennsylvania Avenues; its services can be employed on behalf of a higher calling.
The caricature of Mr. Emanuel as a profanity-spewing operative has given way to a more nuanced view: as a profanity-spewing operative with a keen understanding of how to employ power on behalf of a new president with relatively little experience in Washington.
She corresponds about toads with Booth Tarkington, Walt Disney, Robert Benchley, Geraldine Farrar, and Nancy McClelland, all of whom have promised her to employ their talents on behalf of better relations between men and toads.
To marshal her defense, the accused hires Boyce Baylor, a $1,000-an-hour trial attorney who almost never loses, and whose willingness to employ wild tactics on behalf of infamous clients is suggested by his nickname: Shameless.
Mr. Reagan's order flatly states that "no person employed by or acting on behalf of the United States government shall engage in, or conspire to engage in, assassination".
Having spent my entire adult life working for the federal government, I'd expected the paper chase, but mixed in with the forms, one stood out — Executive Order 12333, which includes this clause: No person employed by or acting on behalf of the United States Government shall engage in, or conspire to engage in, assassination.
Joseph was on the team of psychiatrists employed by lawyers acting on behalf of some of these survivors.
