proxies

In some ways, the U.S. and its chosen proxies are fighting different wars, despite sharing a common enemy in ISIS.

They're choosing to work, choosing to try and compete in a new way, through their proxies if you will, these players on the court.

Who make their children proxies in their ongoing war with each other.

Trends in initial public offerings of stock are great proxies for the level of enthusiasm about new ideas.

The barracks bombing, which U.S. investigators later attributed to Syrian and Iranian proxies, hammered home this point.

The certificates of election were carefully scrutinized and irregular proxies rejected.

James is to have his proxies and to arrange the consolidation.

They baptize for the remission of sins, and the living, acting as proxies, are baptized for the dead.

The proxies shall be those candidates who receive the greatest number of votes next after the elected members.

Simultaneously with the election of the members of the Labour Chamber proxies to the number of one-half shall be appointed.