Sentence examples for deputies from five from inspiring English sources

The search, involving deputies from five offices, ended when the police found the group after a local resident saw a news report on TV and called the sheriff's station to say that she had seen the women at Jackie Robinson Park in Palmdale.

But heads and deputies from two big teaching unions voted for a boycott.

Voters elect 288 MPs through a proportional representation system from 56 single- and multi-seat constituencies, and 12 state deputies from one multi-seat nationwide constituency.

(The number of executive directors, the director general's immediate deputies, increased from five to 12).

From the 12th century until the French Revolution in 1789, the Béarnais had a form of representative government with cours plénières ("plenary courts") composed of deputies from the three estates (nobility, clergy, people).

These electors had the right to elect three deputies, one from each city's chamber of commerce.

Last year, federal prosecutors won guilty verdicts or pleas from five deputies in another jail abuse case.

Short of a massive increase in parliamentary seats, a victorious Mr Bayrou could hope to govern only in a formal coalition or by drawing deputies from today's two big parties.

The teen also has said she slept with officers and deputies from at least four other East Bay law enforcement agencies.

The AFSWP was a joint organization, staffed by the United States Army, United States Navy and United States Air Force; its chief was supported by deputies from the other two services.

One of those will be 82-year-old Joseph Price from Abertillery, a former miner who is the last surviving deputy from the Six Bells colliery disaster, which killed 45 men.