Sentence examples for would act for from inspiring English sources
Before digesting the huge array of specialisms in the solicitors' profession, you need to ask yourself whether you're broadly interested in commercial law (where you would act for companies and organisations), family/private client law (where you would act for individuals), or criminal law (where you would defend or prosecute people accused of crimes).
Although I always feared, and warned in 1993, that the emergence of sectarian strife was a risk after Mr. Hussein's fall, my greatest misjudgment was in hoping that Iraq's new leaders would act for the collective Iraqi good.
Debbie Seagraves, executive director of the ACLU's Georgia affiliate, had first floated the idea that the ACLU would act for the KKK on the issue earlier this month, when she told the Guardian that the organization would investigate whether the denial of the KKK's application was a first amendment issue.
With Peace owning almost 90% of the company that owns West Brom, negotiations would be comparatively straightforward, as only one person would act for the sellers.
Whether this sexual selection would act for or against the LP ecotype was not clear a priori.
"One day Miguel left a message on my machine asking if I'd act for him," he said.
I'd act for him again tomorrow, but still I think my leanings as a director will probably always come round to that real-life kind of angle.
And yet the foundation claimed it was "deeply distressed" at the suggestion that they'd acted "for political reasons or to specifically penalize Planned Parenthood".
Or did he become a therapist precisely so that his patients would act out for him?
If human actions were invisible to others, Glaucon says, even the most "just" man would act purely for himself and not care if he harmed anyone in the process.
This new document, which would outline "best practices" for ISPs, would act as an outline for what ISPs could and couldn't do to consumers' traffic, and would also codify what users should expect.
