Sentence examples similar to deputized to obstruct from inspiring English sources

Perhaps some skiers could be deputized to bring him in.

He said that he had been deputized to accompany me to the border.

It gives tribal police more authority — they can now be deputized to enforce federal laws.

Mr. Bernanke said he had been "deputized" to share the details at the news conference.

In workplaces, compliance is to be monitored by nonsmoking employees deputized to hand out tickets.

Hollywood was guilty, and Chris Rock was deputized to carry out the sentence.

Each year, the challenges got less creative; often, contestants were simply deputized to promote a sponsor.

During general elections, however, an enormous team of temporary workers up to five million people are deputized to conduct the polling.

And with citizens deputized to watch one another for suspicious activities, strangers could not escape notice for long.

The Yemeni military has also relied on help from so-called popular committees — armed residents deputized to fight militants.

In 1928, Hergé was deputized to edit the children's supplement, Le Petit Vingtième, which appeared every Thursday.