Sentence examples for prepared on behalf from inspiring English sources

But the medical consent application being prepared on behalf of the 15-year-old from Billericay, Essex, has already proved controversial.

It said that following recent Government statements, an application was being prepared on behalf of the organisation for submission to the European Commission of Human Rights.

A research paper prepared on behalf of a British government agency noted that Mr. Obama's election in 2008 had strengthened relations between the European Union and the United States in a number of areas.

Nobody in this administration in the UK has any connections with the Trump team at all, and yet they are prepared on behalf of the country to cut off their noses to spite their faces".

Lawyers in Madrid said that a new complaint was being prepared on behalf of five former Guantánamo detainees who are either citizens or residents of Spain, a move that would likely provide a new twist in the proceedings.

The occasion was the unveiling of a much-anticipated report by Mr. Wasserstein's investment bank, Lazard Ltd., prepared on behalf of an investor group led by Mr. Icahn that holds 3.3percentt of shares in Time Warner.

Alan M. Dershowitz, the Harvard law professor, prepared an affidavit in support of the Russian plaintiffs, and a former United States attorney general, Dick Thornburgh, prepared one on behalf of the bank.

One morning in June last year, just before 3 a.m., Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach emailed White House officials with an editing suggestion for a draft letter they were preparing on behalf of President Donald Trump's voter fraud commission.

The approximately 500 cases prepared on their behalf constitute the overwhelming majority of cases prepared following Operation Cast Lead.

(Since this story first appeared, however, Science has learned that Leonhardt received a first draft of a PowerPoint presentation about the grant proposal, prepared on his behalf. Leonhardt also helped present the slides to a committee in Beijing).

According to a confidential financial report prepared on Sony's behalf earlier this year, which was obtained by The New York Times, Sony plans to eliminate more than 300 jobs at EMI Publishing — about 60 percent of its work force — saving the company about $70 million a year.