Sentence examples similar to deputizing for someone from inspiring English sources

However, Jamaica's goalkeeper Ryan Thompson, deputizing for the injured Dwayne Miller, could be a liability.

For four or five years from roughly 1584, Spenser carried out the duties of a second important official position in Ireland, deputizing for his friend Lodowick Bryskett as clerk of the lords president (governors) of Munster, the southernmost Irish province.

And where international NGOs provide significant contributions to primary and secondary health care at times deputizing for the state state/civil society differentiation becomes muddied.

He twice deputized for his brother as resident at Lahore.

He became an Elk; he agreed to be deputized for the annual invasion of the Hell's Angels on the Fourth of July.

The use of this water was exclusively restricted to the owner of the land or whoever deputizes for him in its cultivation.

A certain Libadarios deputized for him in the northern provinces (Neokastra).

So they take great care not to pass on their knowledge, and prefer to deputize for Afghan organizations rather than giving them useful advice.

Raul Albiol is expected to deputize for the Portugal international in defense, while Marcelo, Sami Khedira and Karim Benzema are all hoping to earn recalls to the starting XI.

It is therefore likely that eIF3m or other PCI domain proteins can deputize for eIF3e in many cases.

She suggested she could deputize someone else to issue marriage licenses for her, or that the state could call a special legislative session on the issue.