Sentence examples for deputies of a from inspiring English sources

The Israeli radio reported that two of the men killed today were deputies of a local militant killed last week in an Israeli helicopter missile attack on his car.

Mr. Ashcroft has told deputies of a conversation with a shaken President Bush in the Oval Office after the Sept. 11 attacks, in which the president took him aside and said, "John, please don't let this happen again".

The series has several threads flavored by black humor and abrupt, bloody violence, connected to the discovery by deputies of a man wearing underpants who is found frozen to death in a remote area near Bedmiji.

… With parliamentary elections we have had so far ― which have not been free or resulted in the election of deputies of a bunch of illiterate people who did not care about us ― there will be no change!

Connaughton, the key deputy of a senator with a keen interest in financial reform, was clueless.

The deputy of a high-achieving girl's private school, and in charge of pastoral matters there, agrees.

The activist, Mako Tabuni, deputy of a group pushing for a referendum on Papuan self-determination, was shot dead while resisting arrest, said a human rights activist, Markus Haluk.

The slain attacker was identified as Kamlon Aburi, a deputy of Barhama Ali, a former commander of the Muslim separatist Moro Islamic Liberation Front.

As with the President, the government is elected by the deputies of the National Assembly for a five-year term.

In 1962 he became a deputy of the Supreme Soviet, a position that he held until 1970, and in 1968 he graduated from the Zhukovsky Air Force Engineering Academy.

Pentagon officials accuse Secretary of State Colin Powell and his deputy, Richard Armitage, of a loss of nerve.