Sentence examples for promises on behalf of from inspiring English sources

"I think Cameron and Miliband were so lacklustre in the early part of this referendum campaign that they panicked and they made a series of promises on behalf of the English.

Quite appropriate for an evening of promises on behalf of the corporate candidate of perpetual wars who has just again reiterated her actual big money allegiance with her vice presidential pick -- to the delight of a stage managed, big media driven system appalled by the threat of accountability and democracy actually breaking out.

And I felt sorry for them because I'd promised on behalf of these guys and I never could contact them so I wondered what was going on".

On July 22nd, at a hearing of the Senate Commerce Committee's Consumer Subcommittee, Joseph F. Cullman III, head of Philip Morris, promised, on behalf of the nine leading cigarette manufacturers in the country, to end all cigarette advertising on radio and television not by the 1973 deadline proposed by the broadcasters but by September , 1970

Notwithstanding Cameron's promise on behalf of the Conservatives, the coalition is not seeking to remove the obligation to protect the right to family life contained in Article eight of the convention or the qualifications to which the obligation is subject.

"I promise on behalf of the bench of bishops that we will talk to a range of people across the Church.

The last I heard, KPCB is demanding that I promise on behalf of my company not to take legal action against them, in exchange for which they will offer the possibility of meeting with me once again about my business, but of course without any guarantee of funding.

Cameron said the opportunity to deliver on the myriad legacy promises made on behalf of the Games was the government's biggest challenge and the greatest opportunity.

A lot of that covers the usual promises made on behalf of AR, but being able to do it without markers, in a variety of lighting conditions, with very low latency and high accuracy — that's something plenty of companies could use today in everyday applications like maintenance and training.

No substantive legitimate expectation arose in the applicant's favour, following the dictum of Lord Fraser of Tullybelton in the GCHQ case that legitimate expectation arises "either from an express promise given on behalf of a public authority or from the existence of a regular practice which the claimant can reasonably expect to continue".

Trudeau promises to march in a pride parade; Trudeau promises to apologize on behalf of Canada for the queers that the government of Canada rounded up and threw in jail; Trudeau promises to finally pass into law a bill protecting trans people from abuse and discrimination.