Sentence examples for deputies themselves from inspiring English sources

That night more than half the deputies themselves fled Paris, for the Legislative Assembly, too, had lost its mandate.

I remember him saying haughtily, 'Le Cirque Médrano n'est pas encore une colonie américaine.' Our next thought was the restaurant on a large, transformed péniche, or barge, that was tied up in the Seine in front of the Chambre des Députés and was used exclusively by the deputies themselves every day except Sunday.

At the end of October this year, Kern County deputies found themselves forced to initiate a manhunt for one of their own.

Andras Schiffer, leader of the small opposition party Politics Can Be Different, whose deputies chained themselves outside Parliament, told a crowd of about 3,000 people that the prime minister had betrayed voters.

The Parliament knew full well during the Algerian debate that to vote against the government was to sign its own dissolution, the deputies gave themselves the lively privilege of seeming to rehearse their violences as exercised in the good old days.

Deputies awarded themselves various starostwa and other privileges.

The official story was that deputies identified themselves.

Deputies announced themselves at the apartment but got no response, investigators said.

Imagine, would you, a county sheriff and his deputies inviting themselves into your home in the wee hours of the morning, then ushering you and your partner out of bed for a potential yearlong stint in the county jail, only to have the local judge order both of you to leave town for 25 years -- a quarter of a century.

Though the congressmen were replaced by alternates they themselves had picked, the new deputies have shown themselves loyal to Mr Correa rather than to their own political parties.This can be explained in part by the president's undeniable charisma.

The ISPs have, in addition, made themselves deputies in Hollywood's war on copyright infringement.