Sentence examples for deputies to go from inspiring English sources

"The only actual remaining solution is for all deputies to go to Friday's session to elect a president," he said.

Huddling in a small room, she persuaded Mr. Dai to order his deputies to go back to the table with her team.

Baca, they said, instructed deputies to go to the agent's home and interview her.

I ask you and your deputies to go to the clinics, on the spot, to see how work is being organised to help the victims.

Despite an order from a deputy not to go in the water, Reeves defied him and went anyway, according to NBC.

Ambassadors, consuls general and their immediate deputies are forbidden to go on strike.

And most deputy mayors tend to go on to distinguished careers.

But in five races on the grass as a 2-year-old in England, The Deputy won once to go with a second and three third-place finishes.

And all the other wolves were thinking: 'Is our new king weak or brave?' The prime minister [Parker's deputy] offered to go first, but after much hesitation he got into the hole, peed in it and got out, very proud.

Perhaps Boris Johnson's ex-deputy mayor Ray Lewis had to go, but his one-to-one work with young men who are losing their way must continue.

As he recalled it to me, Goldsmith received a call in the evening from his deputy, Philbin, telling him to go to the George Washington University Hospital immediately, since Gonzales and Card were on the way there.