Sentence examples for be deputized by from inspiring English sources

The case turned on whether the technicians could in effect be deputized by the government.

Texas has the most restrictive voter registration law in the country — to register voters, you must be deputized by a county and can register voters only in the county you're deputized in.

That includes the march down Main Street in 2005 by 1,000 immigrants, the battle over the city's attempt to crack down on raucous volleyball games played by Ecuadoreans, Mr. Boughton's unsuccessful request that State Police officers be deputized by federal officials to enforce immigration laws and his eventual success in getting the designation for the Danbury police.

Ellen was deputized by the MIT Office of General Counsel to negotiate contracts on behalf of MIT Sloan in 2012.

Fred Schernecker, a friend of the couple, was deputized by San Francisco County to officiate.

The bride's brother-in-law, Tyron Harris, who was deputized by the City of San Francisco, officiated.

Giulio Mambrini, a friend of the couple who was deputized by the office of the mayor of Rome, is to officiate in the Campidoglio Wedding Hall.

The regulatory failure belonged mainly to state occupational health officials who were deputized by the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration to do inspections and rectify problems.

That November, Republicans swept to power in Congress and imagined that they had been deputized by the voters to distill conservatism into its purest essence.

Specialists from Wetlands International, who were deputized by the Food and Agriculture Organization, sampled 7,500 African wild birds last winter in a search for the disease.

Almost involuntarily, I thought of an episode I once saw of "South Park," in which eight-year-old Eric Cartman is deputized by the town's lone police officer.