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Meanings of acting for in English
Legal term referring to a person temporarily holding a position of office.
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Usage of acting for in English
1
I hope I am acting for the best in giving myself up.
2
EBONY.COM: You also took a break from acting for a few years.
3
Brigade, and Major Hughes, acting for me in command of 3rd A.F.A.
4
He was the girl's father and was justified in acting for her.
5
I have no doubt you conceived you were acting for the best.
6
You have agreed with me that we are acting for the best.
7
The acting for me just helps me hold the stage, I find.
8
They are to think themselves as acting for Jehovah and with Jehovah.
9
In Kruger-Brent's glory days, it'd made a fortune acting for the firm.
10
You must understand that they think they are acting for my good.
11
I'm state agent on pauper affairs, acting for the Governor and Council.
12
And that she was acting for him perhaps more than for herself.
13
No, but I'm sure they were acting for them just the same.
14
But acting for the client, the FCA argued, is not an excuse.
15
Tell them that Steve was acting for me with my complete approval.
16
It's no secret that acting for a living is a tough gig.
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Translations for acting for
Portuguese
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Acting for through the time
Acting for across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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