Sentence examples for deputies of some from inspiring English sources

Haynes had argued for the lowering of taxes; Ludlow also alleged that the deputies of some towns had made private agreements that concerned the vote before it occurred.

The president retaliated by stripping his deputy of some of his powers.

Of course the violence of peasant insurgency worried the deputies of the National Assembly; to some it seemed as if the countryside were being engulfed by anarchy that threatened all property.

He is the deputy chairman of some of the group's flagship companies, like the iron and steelmaking venture, the power sector and Tata Chemicals.

Carrillo accused deputies of beating him while he was handcuffed.

The rectors, deans and deputies of the eight schools led and supported the process of change.

Weeping as she stood amid the throngs rallying in support of the president, Gabriela Correia, 22, a customer service representative, said she was disgusted that so many deputies, some of them notoriously corrupt, had voted against Ms. Rousseff.

Mr. Mendez and another C.I.A. escort, code-named Julio, flew to Tehran and went to the home of the Canadian ambassador's deputy, where some of the six Americans were living.

The King meanwhile had appointed him lord deputy of Ireland.

She is the associate deputy of the Interior Department in Washington.

From 1922 to 1924 he was acting deputy of that first organization.