Sentence examples for participation on behalf of from inspiring English sources
In his catalog essay, Mr. Eckart writes that a fundamental aspect of proto-modernity required Renaissance sacred art to shift from "an external, didactic site to an internal and personal one," requiring "committed participation on behalf of the viewer".
A total of 16 male and 25 female patients approached did not want to participate and staff declined participation on behalf of 18 male and eight female patients because the patient was too ill or was difficult and unlikely to cooperate.
For those residents unable to provide informed consent due to cognitive impairment, facility staff will provide relatives/contact persons with a Plain Language Statement and Consent Form to seek consent for participation on behalf of their family member residing in the participating facility.
It feels strange to watch women with privilege recuse each other from participation on behalf of less-privileged women whose actual, vocal positions they do not appear to have taken into account.
Since irrefutable evidence of Hezbollah's military participation on behalf of the Assad regime across the Syrian border surfaced in May such attacks have become increasingly inevitable.
Providers could decline participation on behalf of individual patients.
The Los Angeles City Charter bars campaign donors from giving on behalf of another person without that person's knowledge and participation.
Finally, participation constraints on behalf of customers may also reduce the effectiveness of the proposed coordination schemes and may result in additional (contracting) costs.
Because responses were voluntary, participation was taken to imply consent to participate on behalf of the respondent.
The segment continued with "I Got Nerve", which required participation and elaborate routines on behalf of the dancers, and a duet with the opening act.
Personal informative mailings from CPs are sent to all female clients in the age group 25 35, accompanied by a letter that requests, if appropriate, considering participation in the trial on behalf of the pharmacist.
