Sentence examples for deputized as a from inspiring English sources
In rural areas, a shopkeeper or even a centrally located homeowner is given a sign and deputized as a part-time postmaster.
Mr. Kafalas, 42, is a New York City Police Department detective who has been deputized as a federal agent and assigned to a joint narcotics task force of the F.B.I. and the Police Department.
Mr. GraBois had investigated Mr. Ramos for years, even taking the step in 1990 of being deputized as a deputy state attorney general in Pennsylvania to prosecute a child molestation case there in the hope of pressuring Mr. Ramos to offer more information in the Patz case.
I have enough trouble teaching the five paragraph essay and now I could be deputized as a part-time nurse?
But what is great is I got to marry couples last year - I was deputized as a marriage commissioner in San Francisco and was able to marry some friends of mine, and that was so beautiful.
Then later, when gay marriage was reinstated in California, I was deputized as a marriage commissioner and was officially able to perform wedding ceremonies within the city hall of my beloved San Francisco.
They arrived in August, and Hemingway was thrilled to be deputized as an honorary ranger, writing in a letter, "due to emergency (Mau Mau rebellion) been acting game ranger".
He tried to have county police officers deputized as federal immigration agents, a waste of resources and an unwise police tactic.
Afghan local police forces are, in general, armed militiamen who are trained by American Special Operations troops and deputized as police officers under a program designed for the defense of their home communities.
Kromer, outed once in conversation as a novice writer, was deputized as the editor of Sex Machines' newsletter, as well as its sole contributor and reviewer of new materials.
On Wednesday, April 19, a justice of the peace, six auxiliary guards, several police and a few citizens deputized as constables, placed themselves between the National Era building and the tense crowd.
