Sentence examples for in addition on behalf of from inspiring English sources

In addition, on behalf of the UK tax authorities, the Swiss government will collect: A one-off levy on existing Swiss assets owned by UK residents, worth between 21% and 41% of the assets.

In addition, on behalf of his corporation, he pleaded guilty to another count of failure to pay wages and a count of failure to secure workers' compensation insurance, a felony, Mr. Schneiderman's office said.

In addition, on behalf of FCI and ACC, the author has provided comments to various governmental agencies, including US EPA, NTP, NCI, and ATSDR as well as to the National Academy of Sciences panel that reviewed the US EPA/IRIS assessment on formaldehyde-related issues.

In addition, expenses incurred on behalf of the University must be necessary, reasonable and appropriate under this policy.

In addition to fundraising on behalf of students and faculty, PCCW is also looking forward to increasing its involvement with mentoring students and has begun connecting with some of Cornell's first-generation, women students to offer advice and encouragement.

In addition, he became involved on behalf of the ABA in the International Bar Association in the early 1960s when the IBA was a federation of Bar Associations.

In addition, they did work in the United States on behalf of their pro-Russian, Ukrainian benefactors without properly registering with the Justice Department, as is required by law.

He worked 39 years for Moller Steamship Co/Maersk Line as Vice President and then as a Maritime Consultant in addition to his work on behalf of the Scandinavian community in NYC.

In addition, some students advocated on behalf of concealed-carry laws.

In addition to his work on behalf of gay men and women, Weinberg wrote several books on psychology intended for the general reader, including The Action Approach: How Your Personality Developed and How You Can Change It (1969), Invisible Masters: Compulsions and the Fear That Drives Them (1993), and Why Men Won't Commit: Getting What You Both Want Without Playing Games (2002).

Before coming to Berkeley, Dirks was the executive vice president for the arts and sciences and dean of the faculty at Columbia University, where, in addition to his work on behalf of undergraduate programs, he improved and diversified the faculty, putting special emphasis on interdisciplinary and international initiatives.