Sentence examples for future on behalf of from inspiring English sources

Under the new plan, led by the Italian government, the developed nations will promise to purchase vaccines in the future on behalf of poor countries that request them, provided that the vaccines meet the plan's standards.

"In fact we are among those who have delivered change and improvement and we want to be actively involved in shaping the system of the future on behalf of all our pupils in order to raise quality and standards for all".

Monk says Jenkins wanted to hear his thoughts on the club's future on behalf of the club's board.

Complete replacement of fossil fuel-based electricity by renewable energy-based (green) electricity is not feasible in India in the near future, on behalf of the negligible current share (1%) of green electricity.

Envisioning the future on behalf of corporations and research labs isn't exactly an established career path -- actually, it sounds a little like something out of a sci-fi novel.

The banks can then buy or sell the commodity futures on behalf of their speculator clients by claiming that they have a legitimate to need to "hedge" their commodity exposure even though this exposure only exists because the banks sold the speculators a swap to get around the position limits on futures trading.

One way to avoid this would be for the government simply to take control of the troubled banks for a temporary period and remove the toxic assets for future sale on behalf of taxpayers, when conditions were more favorable.

You have made everybody very proud, you have given hope for the future and, on behalf of all the people of London, I say thank you with all my heart".

President Kagame spoke of his desire to connect the discrete projects currently under way between MIT and Rwanda and to identify a clear set of further areas for collaboration, with Haba leading future discussions on behalf of his administration, and with the close involvement of the University of Rwanda.

These bans aren't written because those aides may one day rejoin government and be influenced by having been made wealthy by certain special interests; they're written because it became so normal for former aides to cash in afterward and basically use their government jobs for a future payday on behalf of well-heeled special interests.

A new report carried out by The Future Laboratory on behalf of domain name registrar Gandi.net quizzed a survey of 1,000 Britons and 50 e-commerce managers from large high street businesses and 50 e-commerce managers from SMEs.