Sentence examples for has been proxy from inspiring English sources

In Yemen, as in Somalia, the combination has been proxy war and strikes by drones (as well as piloted planes), with some US special forces advisors on the ground, and civilian casualties (and anger at the US) rising in the southern part of the country — but also, as in Somalia, no Marines.

The presence of hydronephrosis was associated with worse PFS, OS and DSS on univariate analysis and may have been proxy of advanced local disease.

As such, they have been proxies for the public.

Unsurprisingly, the stories that have garnered the most mainstream attention have been proxies for the "culture wars"—or have been packaged as such.

The small Mediterranean republic has been a proxy battleground for its regional neighbors for much of its 70-year history.

So far, this has been a proxy war, with Russia encouraging the separatists, but Russia and Georgia could find themselves in direct conflict.

Europe has been a proxy for a fight between mainstream liberal Tories and the libertarian anti-state outriders for 20 years.

During the last decade, the peso, as the most liquid emerging-market currency, has been a proxy bet for all emerging markets and risky investments like stocks.

The election has been a proxy fight between Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky).

Historically, the normal procedure for proxies in our building has been that a proxy voter who has not designated a proxy has his or her shares voted by the board as a whole.

From inception several ID-based proxy signature schemes have been discussed, but no more attention has been given to proxy signature with message recovery.