In the ensuing years, formal systems sprang up as proxies for the trust that citizens had lost in one another. From Wired. If such a construct simply serves as a proxy for a protected class, one may argue that existing civil rights statutes remain applicable. From The Atlantic. The regime ignored the results of the last ballot exercise in when its proxy party failed to win. From TIME. The other provision, called proxy voting, allows owners to designate another person to vote on their behalf.
Even with a discretionary proxy , it's better to have someone vote on their behalf than not at all. Music competitions, like big sporting events, are often proxies for larger disputes or trends. From CNN. Electricity served as a proxy for freedom, for progress, for liberation from drudgery. From Ars Technica. This is probably easier than dealing with proxies, but it can be a bit dodgy.
From Gizmodo. It's possible that there was a time when enthusiastic engagement could act as a proxy and could stand in for viewership bigger than itself.
From NPR. Especially in the capacity of voting issues, such as on a board of directors. This authority can be granted willingly, as in the case of someone who cannot attend a meeting sending another to vote in her place or unwillingly such as in the case of a parent's authority over the affairs of a child. It can be granted with or without limitation "Go to the meeting and vote yes on the takeover, for all my shares.
The child need not and cannot make decisions not granted her by her parent, because the parent has the legal authority to make those decisions for the child. Dartford was the scene, in , of the marriage, celebrated by proxy , between Isabella, sister of Henry III.
Some proxy servers require authorization to enable you to use them. Comments 2 something to do with my reverse proxy applying a rule to the forms post address. All rights reserved. Filters 0. Words form: proxies. See word origin. A person empowered to act for another. Proxy is a stand-in for someone else, the authority to stand-in for or represent someone else, or a document giving permission for someone else to vote on your behalf.
He held the rectories of Middle and Whitchurch in Shropshire, but the duties were performed by a proxy. Edgar had excused her not staying to throw for herself, but the general proxy , the bookseller, had been successful in her name.
I have been spoiled for correspondence by Mr. Lewes's goodness in always writing letters for me where a proxy is admissible. The suit was still pending in , when the community nominated Jacques d'Arc its authorised proxy , and sent him to Vaucouleurs.
A person authorized to act for another, or the written authorization to act for another. New Word List Word List.
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