Sentence examples for deputies under from inspiring English sources

Gov. John G. Rowland signed a bill yesterday that would strip the state's eight county sheriffs of power and put their deputies under state agency control.

After voting, the House began debating a bill that would put the work done by sheriffs and their deputies under a state agency.

Among them is a core group of senior right-wing lawmakers who formed a powerful directorate of deputies under the Parliament Speaker, Ali Akbar Nateq Nouri.

Four of the five deputies under previous White House counsel Donald McGahn had left the office, The Washington Post reported last year.

With several pro-Oviedo deputies under house arrest, the government plans to push through the lower house of Congress a bill, already approved in the Senate, to privatise the telecoms, water and railway companies and to cut the vast central-government bureaucracy.

With his ruling, Judge G. Murray Snow of United States District Court delivered the most decisive defeat so far to Sheriff Arpaio, who has come to symbolize Arizona's strict approach to immigration enforcement by making it the leading mission for many of the 800 deputies under his command at the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

Why was some deputy under-secretary for policy not put alongside him?" another colleague asks.

Back in Washington, Mr. Dillon was appointed Deputy Under-Sec. of State for Economic Affairs in 1957, then Under-Sec., and in 1961, Sec. of the Treasury.

Bill Carr, the Deputy Under-Secretary of Defense for Military Personnel Policy, explains the government's rationale this way: "It's called the 'volunteer' military, but it's really a 'recruited' military.

Binge had heard it from Egil Lothe, at the time a deputy under-secretary of state in the Ministry of Finance.

"Our scheduling system scheduled its first appointment in April of 1985," Philip Matkovsky, assistant deputy under-secretary of the VA, said.