Sentence examples for test on behalf of from inspiring English sources

Last year, Nisos did such a test on behalf of a major financial institution.

On Friday, the president began a two-week tour of nine Democratic strongholds around the country, putting the strength of his presidential victories in those states to the test on behalf of his Democratic allies.

In its interim report commissioner Dyson Heydon concluded that, in early 2013, when Kitching was HSU No 1 branch general manager, she sat the right-of-entry tests "on behalf of one or more of" seven officials, including secretary Diana Asmar.

"I think it's despicable," said Dave Halstead, who oversees testing on behalf of Nocsae.

Atos is the outsourcing conglomeration whose fit-for-work tests on behalf of the Tory-led Westminster administration would have been deemed to be unrealistic by the Spartans.

Of 14 websites tested on behalf of the European Commission, just two - Bebo and MySpace - ensured the required controls to make sure "potential strangers" cannot gain access to profiles.

Since September, four more people, all of whom taught in the Memphis schools, have pleaded guilty to accepting hundreds of dollars from Mr. Mumford to take numerous tests on behalf of other individuals using falsified identification.

What is important is not the outcome for the person but rather the "culpable failure" on the part of the agent, including the failure to respect a future person's "value as capable of rational self-governance" by way of failing to take "risk-managing" measures (including, e.g, pre-conceptual genetic testing) on behalf of that future person (Kumar 2003, 104 114).

Confidence Analytics is authorized to conduct tests on behalf of both the state and customers.

At the end of July, three local councillors admitted they had received money from a company conducting seismic tests on behalf of Cuadrilla.

In 2009, he told Indore police about a racket that was distributing exam questions and arranging for Munnabhais — usually brilliant older students — to take tests on behalf of paying clients.