Sentence examples for between deputies from inspiring English sources

His speech was, at least in part, warmly received by members of Parliament, despite tense relations between deputies and the president over the past year.

An attempt to attain the same provision for the whole country was defeated in the parliament after strong opposition from nationalists and several skirmishes between deputies.

There were the predictable documents — debates in the Constituent Assembly, official bill proposals and election statistics — as well as the unanticipated ones — discussions from Commission sessions, personal letters between deputies, the occasional useful telegram or internal ministerial memo.

And in the New York City schools, the lines of authority have always been clear between deputies and the chancellor, as Mr. Klein himself reiterated in remarks on Wednesday.

Fighting had broken out earlier between deputies in Ukraine's parliament earlier when the speaker declared a pause during a debate on a possible resolution calling for Mr Yanukovych's powers to be reduced.

Started roughly five years ago, the unit, which grew from a sleepy operation into a profit center, was also torn by internal strife between deputies in New York and London, according to current and former traders.

Usually Coreper I councils (meetings between deputy ambassadors) are held here.

A joint statement issued after talks between Deputy Secretary of State Richard L. Armitage and Vyacheslav Trubnikov, Russia's first deputy foreign minister, said, "The American side emphasized that the U.S. does not seek to establish permanent military bases in Central Asia".

The time frame was given in a meeting between Deputy Attorney General Eric Holder and representatives of police unions, including the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, which had sought a meeting with the department to argue against a federal prosecution.

Much has been made of the spat between deputy prime minister Nick Clegg and education secretary Michael Gove regarding the latter's plan to liberate free schools by confirming their right to employ non-qualified teachers and set their own curriculum.

3.28pm: On 9 January 2003, Fedorcio hosted a "welfare" meeting at News Scotland Yard between Deputy Superintendent Dave Cook, Commander Andy Baker and Rebekah Wade to discuss intrusion against Cook by the News of the World.