Sentence examples for guidance on behalf of from inspiring English sources

That's too bad, as the spirited reception for a book like "Bébé" attests to a wish for guidance on behalf of American mothers, and the real need for change in how America handles issues like maternity leave, daycare, and public education.

"It's not just the FEC requirement," said Dan Backer, an attorney who put the issue before the commission when he asked for guidance on behalf of the Conservative Action Fund PAC. "We're going to ask for this stuff anyway because we want to build a relationship with every donor".

The guidance is brief so I'll set it out here in full: This guidance is issued on behalf of the Senior Presiding Judge and the Senior President of Tribunals.

It allows government ministers to provide "guidance" to OFGEM on behalf of environmentalists, consumer groups, old-age pensioners and other noisy constituencies.

Condon McGlothlen, an employment law specialist at the Seyfarth Shaw firm, said employers had been watching this case for guidance on what types of accommodations the law requires on behalf of workers with disabilities, guidance that he said will have to await another case.

The information and guidance service undertakes the survey annually on behalf of the Welsh government.

The centre develops guidance about social care for children and adults on behalf of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence NICEE).

The UK publications have been developed by the National Health Service (NHS) (Nr. 10, 11) and the National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) (Nr. 12), which provides national guidance and advice to improve health and social care on behalf of the NHS [ 52].

For the first time, an ecumenical team working on behalf of several denominations has provided genuine guidance concerning the Bible's role in shaping our ethical lives.

Cave [ 15] reported on behalf of general practitioners by asking for guidance to help in the interpretation of CA125 in primary care.

The Code of Practice supports the MCA and provides guidance to all those who care for and/or make decisions on behalf of adults who lack capacity.