Sentence examples for a potential deputy from inspiring English sources

China's top official at the IMF, Zhu Min, is also a potential deputy managing director.

But Presidential candidates are also picking someone with whom they might work closely for four or eight years, and, when considering a potential deputy, character matters.

It's very unusual to have one called and then nothing comes as a result of it, and called not by a contender but by a potential deputy leadership contender.

In February, a few weeks after Tillerson was confirmed by the Senate, he visited the Oval Office to introduce the President to a potential deputy, but Trump had something else on his mind.

Popular and unsullied by the compromises of office, Mr Cruddas will win some support, but he is seen more as a potential deputy leader, perhaps to Mr Miliband.Of the other possible candidates, the most intriguing is Ed Miliband, David's younger brother.

Is Exeter's uncapped Luke Cowan-Dickie ready to hook for England in a high-pressure Test, given that the other potential deputy for Youngs, Rob Webber, cannot currently make Bath's first team?

Potential Deputy Secretary of State nominee John Bolton's super PAC helped elect three senators who will be in a position to vote on his nomination.

The slate of potential deputies will be crucial to those running for leader as they seek to shape the future of the party in the aftermath of a crushing defeat at the hands of David Cameron.

The need to test out Hart's potential deputies carries greater urgency given the long decline in form being suffered by Hodgson's publicly preferred number one choice, and Forster was given first strike ahead of Norwich City's John Ruddy.

Dr. Young was often mentioned as a potential candidate for deputy chancellor of teaching and learning, the school system's top instructional post, and even possibly as a candidate for schools chancellor.

The issue before the state Supreme Court is whether McDonnell can give the name and employee number of a deputy with misconduct to prosecutors if that deputy is a potential witness in a pending criminal prosecution.