Sentence examples for on behalf of the defense from inspiring English sources
At the trial, she testified on behalf of the defense.
The prosecutor repeatedly attacked the evidence Mr. Jarrell had collected on behalf of the defense.
In pretrial hearings, Dr. Nakasone testified on behalf of the defense to discredit audio experts for the state who had said the voice screaming quite likely belonged to Mr. Martin.
The judge in the case ruled that because an engineer working on behalf of the defense retrieved the data, the plaintiffs, who maintained there were errors, had no way to independently verify it.
Some of that testimony was provided by a beautician, who appeared on behalf of the defense and told the jury that dreadlocks tend to fall out much more easily than other sorts of stylized hair.
One of those, Henri Amouroux, presented a far different picture on behalf of the defense, suggesting that in the absence of television, most French had no idea about the Holocaust and tried the best they could to protect the Jews.
On Monday, an Air Force colonel and a military lawyer arrived in Colombia to conduct an investigation on behalf of the Defense Department, said Col. Scott Malcom, the chief spokesman for the United States Southern Command in Miami.
American researchers have had little experience with the electronic characteristics of diamond films, and M.I.T.'s Lincoln Laboratory has been compelled to plane natural and synthetic diamonds into thin slices for many of its electronic experiments on behalf of the Defense Department.
DARPA is pursuing an airborne launch system on behalf of the Defense Department called the Airborne Launch Assist Space Access (ALASA).
Last year, the N.R.A. spent $97,701 and 627 hours lobbying or engaging in other activities in Wisconsin on behalf of the self-defense law and the concealed carry law, according to the State Legislature Web site.
The New Jersey Supreme Court has granted applications of the Speaker of the General Assembly and the President of the Senate to intervene as parties-respondent on behalf of the legislature in defense of a legislative enactment.
