Sentence examples for lectures on behalf from inspiring English sources

Torsten Kuwert has received Honoria for lectures on behalf of Siemens Molecular Imaging.

SN has given lectures on behalf of Pfizer, Sanofi Aventis, Leo Pharma and Boeringer Ingelheim; all fees are donated directly to charity.

J.W. has given educational lectures on behalf of Biotronik, Boston Scientific, St Jude Medical, and Medtronic, and received travel and accommodation from all four companies at international conferences.

RF: Statistician, employee of Pierre Fabre, YS: Statistician, employee of Pierre Fabre, JB: Delivered lectures on behalf of and received consultant fees from Pierre Fabre.

It is not uncommon for researchers working in this field to have conflicts of interest, such as lecturing on behalf of and consulting for HRT manufacturers.

In 1880 82 Thoburn took a furlough in the United States, and, although she was recuperating from a bout of ill health, she traveled throughout the country lecturing on behalf of missionary work in India.

Though she continued lecturing on behalf of women workers and in favor of suffrage, and even served as the organization's secretary for a time, she could not afford to lead the movement.

She started life as the sexually abused child of an evangelical Christian father, who was also a closeted gay man who died of AIDS in 1983, and his eerily compliant wife, who after his death became a Christian therapist, lecturing on behalf of James Dobson's Focus on the Family about "overcoming" homosexuality.

He had come over to London from Brussels to hear MEP Claude Moraes giving an annual lecture on behalf of the Centre for Research into Information, Surveillance and Privacy at the London School of Economics.

The impact of mass, digitally-enabled state surveillance upon individuals' privacy has been described as "the new frontier of human rights" by Member of the European Parliament, Claude Moraes, who was giving an annual lecture on behalf of the Centre for Research into Information, Surveillance and Privacy at the London School of Economics on Friday.

I had previously spent a few days in Berlin in 1984, when I lectured on behalf of the State Department.