Sentence examples for course deputy from inspiring English sources

"President Clinton expressed his regret and his sympathies to the families, of course," Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott said afterward.

"We think the judge's decision was wrong, of course," Deputy DA Howard Gundy told reporters after the hearing Friday.

Pledging his loyalty to the winner of the leadership contest, he said: "Once the leader has set the course, the deputy's job will be to get us there in one piece.

"How many more signs does he (George Osborne) need before he realises their economic plan is failing and is making things worse and he needs to change course," its deputy leader Harriet Harman told the Andrew Marr programme.

The inspector general found that the department's eight-hour training course for deputies issued the Smith & Wesson firearm was "insufficient to overcome old habits" learned from using the Beretta.

At Brighton School of Art, Ian was course leader and deputy head of fine art.

Sarah Gale is a solicitor and deputy course director for the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) at The City Law School, City University London.

She inspired a new generation of women to become active in Labour politics, including of course Labour's deputy leader, Harriet Harman.

The university has three objectives: "teaching students well, making sure that students are listened to, and making sure they get good jobs at the end of their course," says Ian Dunn, deputy vice-chancellor for student experience at Coventry.

However, the Guardian understands that the scale of undisclosed donations runs to tens of thousands of pounds, and that Hain far outspent his rivals during the course of the deputy leadership contest.

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