Sentence examples for screening on behalf from inspiring English sources

The first time I saw Black Swan, I was sitting in the darkness of a cinema at 10AM in the morning, having volunteered to attend a press screening on behalf of my friend who ran the student radio station.

The screening was on behalf of the United Service Organizations and included the actors heading to the screening by helicopter and Humvees.

The RIVM coordinates and directs the population screening programmes on behalf of the Ministry of Public Health, Welfare and Sports (VWS).

They expressed a preference to attend a health setting such as a GP surgery or hospital and for 'someone else' to undertake the screening on their behalf.

The IRS also screened groups advocating on behalf of Israeli settlements who were applying for non-profit 501(c)(4) status -- a criterion that may on its own prove politically toxic.

Finally, three-fourths of respondents were willing to let a mid-level provider (physician's assistant or nurse practitioner) carry out prostate cancer screening discussions on their behalf, but one detractor suggested that this would only "increase the level of fragmentation" in patient care.

Currently Arkansas conducts weight screening in the even years from kindergarten through 10th grade and parents are able to opt out of the screening protocol each year on behalf of their child (Personal Communication June 19 , 2007 Dr. Joseph Thompson, Associate Professor, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and the Surgeon General for the State of Arkansas).

We sought advice from the South East Wales research ethics committee, as well as from the Cardiff and Vale University Health Board (previously the Cardiff and Vale National Health Service trust), the host organisation for the Diabetic Retinopathy Screening Service for Wales, on behalf of the Welsh Assembly Government.

Now a new Web site, Loan.com, is offering to do some ethical screening on the borrower's behalf.

Some may mirror the one in Massachusetts, which actively screens the policies and negotiates with insurers on behalf of customers.

In 2000, the March of Dimes, an organization that has advocated on behalf of newborn screening programs, recommended that tests be rapid, high quality, and accurate and that cost should not be a major consideration.