Sentence examples for industries on behalf from inspiring English sources

But in the same month Mr Wilner won $1m from B&W, part of Britain's B.A.T Industries, on behalf of Roland Maddox, a smoker who filed on time.

That's important because they won't just be debating economic theory — they will be making deals Wall Street-style, negotiating billion-dollar bailouts and restructuring entire industries on behalf of their client, the taxpayers.

Among those who continued to reside in Imerina were Jean Laborde, an entrepreneur who developed munitions and other industries on behalf of the monarchy, and Joseph-François Lambert, a French adventurer and slave trader, with whom then-Prince Radama II signed a controversial trade agreement termed the Lambert Charter.

And he was at the front of the House making an argument on behalf of his industry — on behalf of himself, really — against the proposed regulations.

A single procurement organisation, perhaps with regional centres, would be able to engage effectively with industry on behalf of all and introduce some relatively sophisticated techniques.

Republicans said she was an "activist" — an even worse pejorative than "liberal" — because she committed the unforgivable sin of suing the gun industry on behalf of New York State, where she served as solicitor general.

They are not among the big-name plaintiffs' lawyers who sued the industry on behalf of the states and amassed hundreds of millions of dollars and great political power.

But the proposal, first reported in The Los Angeles Times yesterday, is clearly intended to affect the large class-action case in Miami that was brought against the tobacco industry on behalf of all Florida smokers.

The US vice-president, Dick Cheney, helped to steer through a huge contract for the reconstruction of Iraq's oil industry on behalf of his old firm, Halliburton, Time magazine reported yesterday.

In many respects its power and influence hit its zenith in the late 1990s, when a coalition suing the tobacco industry on behalf of 46 states reached a landmark $206 billion settlement in a case that both fundamentally altered the public's perception of cigarette smoking and made billionaires out of several of the lawyers involved.

When Dylan's series of albums for Columbia became the soundtrack for the college-educated generation, Grossman left New York City and began operating out of his lair at Woodstock in upstate New York, redefining the structure of the music industry on behalf of his clients.