Sentence examples for memo on behalf from inspiring English sources

It was also the same day that justice Roslyn Atkinson sent Carmody a memo on behalf of other judges: "We wish to inform you that we have complete confidence in Byrne SJA and his performance of his duties as Senior Judge Administrator".

Instead of briefing the President and battling Congress, he was on his knees, sifting through boxes of documents, or stuck at his desk, writing memos on behalf of a silver mine that was polluting groundwater.

"Should governments continue to encounter impediments to lawful access to information necessary to aid the protection of the citizens of our countries, we may pursue technological, enforcement, legislative or other measures to achieve lawful access solutions," read the memo, issued by the Australian government on behalf of the pact.

Last fall, Mansoor Ijaz, an American businessman of Pakistani origin, caused a sensation with claims that he had written a private memo to the United States government last May, on behalf of Mr. Zardari, requesting American assistance in the event of a military coup.

Mr. Ijaz, an American businessman of Pakistani descent, claimed in a newspaper article in October that he had sent a secret memo to the Obama administration in May on behalf of the Zardari government, seeking American help in warding off a possible coup after the Pakistani military was humiliated by the American commando operation in which Osama bin Laden was killed.

Mr. Ijaz claimed in a newspaper article in October that he had sent a secret memo to the Obama administration in May on behalf of Mr. Zardari's government, seeking American help in warding off a possible coup after the Pakistani military was humiliated by the American commando operation that killed Osama bin Laden that month.

"The title deputy means someone appointed and empowered to act on behalf of another," he wrote in an internal memo to the staff on Saturday.

"The title deputy means someone appointed and empowered to act on behalf of another," Mr. Fanning wrote in an internal memo to the staff on Saturday.

These included disguising the orders as being made by retirement or pension plans, or setting up multiple accounts on behalf of each hedge fund, according to excerpts from the memo quoted by both the commission and Mr. Spitzer.

Howard Gantman, the vice president of corporate communications for the MPAA, confirmed that the memo was genuine and for internal purposes at the lobby group, which speaks on behalf of film studios including Twentieth Century Fox Film and Sony Pictures.

But DocX continued to sign on behalf of corporate officers at defunct companies for months afterward, according to the memo.