Sentence examples for which speaks on from inspiring English sources
Martin Griffiths, chairman of the Rail Delivery Group, which speaks on behalf of the rail industry, said: "Bob Crow was rightly recognised as one of the rail industry's most passionate voices, who championed the crucial role played by staff in delivering a safe service to passengers".
The CSO, which speaks on behalf of 30 organisations, took four years to establish.
The National Housing Federation, which speaks on behalf of housing associations, said it was "deeply disappointed" with the judgment.
A spokesman for the Universities UK group, which speaks on behalf of vice-chancellors at UK universities', said they were going to take part in a consultation with the government over the proposals.
Howard Gantman, the vice president of corporate communications for the MPAA, confirmed that the memo was genuine and for internal purposes at the lobby group, which speaks on behalf of film studios including Twentieth Century Fox Film and Sony Pictures.
The National Farmers UnionNFUNFU), which speaks on behalf of Gloscon, refused to comment on the letter, explaining that its policy was not to comment on "operational matters" during the cull.
He issued a statement in which, speaking on the behalf of the academy, he criticised Tolstoy for having "condemned all forms of civilisation... one feels dubious".
One large steelmaker in the UK, which spoke on the condition of anonymity, estimates that to maintain current production, it would have to buy millions more permits, at an estimated cost of at least €100m (£88m).
This collection, which spoke on England's "rape" of Scotland, established McQueen's career, featuring torn lace, sheer fabrics, and Scottish tartan.
Over 30 public speakers from the community followed Hughes, most of which spoke on the subject of Kelly or the Fullerton police department, led by Kelly's father, Ron Thomas, who stated that he had waited for his son's name to be cleared for over a year.
"The MoD has been forced to settle hundreds of cases of abuse, which speaks to mistreatment on the battlefield that we should be trying to eradicate, not permit," she said.
