Sentence examples for ordered on behalf of from inspiring English sources

Mr Jones wrote: "[Mr Thomas] had received information that two assassins had been ordered on behalf of the British Government to kill Hess in order that he should not be released and free to expose secrets concerning the plot to overthrow the Churchill government".

Documents taken off open shelves included a complaint by a CIA director about the bad publicity the agency had received for failing to predict anti-American riots in Colombia in 1948, and a record of which foreign magazines the state department had ordered on behalf of US intelligence agencies in the same year.

Previous thefts have involved paintings being stolen to order on behalf of private collectors.

A vast sprawling bill made to order on behalf of the so-called creative industries in the face of opposition from pretty much everyone else, it has all the hallmarks of legislation carved up between Sir Humphrey and a minister with an ego of monstrous proportions (only Lord Mandelson would consider Henry VIII-style powers as something to aspire to in the 21st century).

WATCH: "I now call the House to order on behalf of all America's children," Speaker Pelosi says after taking the oath of office with her grandchildren and other children in the chamber by her side.

SocGen has consistently claimed that Kerviel alone is responsible for operations that caused it a €4.82bn (£3.6bn) loss but legal sources confirmed that police were questioning a broker who executed orders on behalf of the man who ran up €50bn positions at one point.

A driver got out and placed an order, on behalf of his employer, for 48 bottles.

Just Eat has traditionally collected orders on behalf of independent restaurants, which deliver the food themselves.

For sure, the Americans will still be fighting to impose order on behalf of the new America-blessed regime.

But on Saturday, Judge Scott Sifferman of Lawrence County Court issued a 10-day restraining order on behalf of Don Lamkins, director of the Missouri Rehabilitation Center.

At a hearing on Dec. 17, the judge asked a lawyer for Mr. Johnson, William J. Madonna, if he would accept service of the protective order on behalf of his client.