Sentence examples for depute from inspiring English sources

He worked as both a procurator fiscal depute and a hotel manager.

The decision to agree to the agency's demands was taken by Mr Khamenei, but the supreme leader did not depute the president to negotiate the details.

Procurator fiscal depute Harry Findlay said at Glasgow Sheriff Crown Court on Monday: "He went to the alcohol aisle and picked up a bottle of wine, he then went to the aisle where the complainer was working.

They can depute nodal officers in the affected areas who people can contact in case there is a sign of trouble in the future.

It was not possible, he said, "over such a vast area to depute civil magistrates to accompany the armed forces wherever there may be trouble, because [trouble] happens unexpectedly".

So when Nick Clegg, depute prime minister, announced a charge for plastic bags at the Liberal Democrat annual conference, there was cheering among delegates hungry for a new way to emphasise the party's commitment to the environment.

And the House of Lords, incidentally, will almost certainly acquire members deputed from Scotland and Wales.There may in time be a civil war in the civil service.

At this time Mr Ecclestone was personally deputed to manage the rights on behalf of FOCA.The practical outcome of the Concorde deals was to make the whole sport more professional.

It was he, last year, who deputed Mr Rohani to bow to international pressure and negotiate the opening of suspected nuclear installations to inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The ten ASEAN countries, meanwhile, deputed Indonesia to draw up a plan to bring security co-operation to a higher plane.But the delegates followed that instruction with the immediate caveat that they were not aspiring to a defence pact, military alliance or joint foreign policy.

Several representatives who had served their maximum stint simply deputed their wives to keep their seats warm for a term, before returning to the House at the next election.Congress is likely to frustrate future attempts at constitutional reform as well.