Sentence examples for appointing a deputy from inspiring English sources

ReprintsOthers say Mr Mubarak has kept his options open, avoiding the traditional route of appointing a deputy, in order to keep the peace within his inner circle.

"If I had been appointing a deputy borough president -- and Earl is very competent and a great guy, by the way -- I'd appoint a Bronx guy.

To coordinate programs across agencies that work with children — running after-school programs, providing health care and food stamps — Ms. Quinn proposed appointing a deputy mayor who would be responsible for both education and children.

A set of briefing slides that accompanies the study includes a recommendation to consolidate the government's various efforts by appointing a deputy national security adviser who would serve as assistant to the president for strategic communication.

These days all the siblings are either dead or old (see chart).Perhaps with Salman's frailty in mind, in March last year King Abdullah took the additional step of appointing a deputy heir his youngest brother Muqrin, a British-trained air force pilot, former intelligence chief and ex-governor of Medina, aged 69.

Last year, King Abdullah took the unprecedented step of appointing a deputy crown prince, his younger half-brother Prince Muqrin, to try to ensure a smooth succession.

He has not appointed a deputy prime minister.

He said that as mayor, he would appoint a deputy mayor for infrastructure.

In December 1991, Nikola SAINOVIC was appointed a Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia.

Martin Friedman, who was appointed a deputy marriage commissioner by San Francisco County for the occasion, officiated.

Mr. Green said he would appoint a deputy police commissioner for counterterrorism.