Sentence examples for preparing on behalf of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

An economic impact study prepared on behalf of an insurance industry coalition by the Brattle Group, a leading economic consulting firm based in Boston, found that the proposed tax would reduce the net supply of reinsurance in the United States by 20 percent.

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.

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.

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.

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".

These guidelines have been prepared on behalf of the US-based 3-A Steering Committee and the Sanitary Standards Sub-committee of the Dairy Industry/Farm Industry Committee, in addition to the European Hygienic Equipment Design Group (EHEDG).

The report was prepared on behalf of the Canadian Women's Foundation.

The city, which guaranteed that debt, is now on the hook for about $310 million, according to the Monday report prepared on behalf of the state under Pennsylvania's Municipal Financial Recovery Act.