Sentence examples for deputy between from inspiring English sources

W. Averell Harriman, the U.S. ambassador in Moscow when Kennan was deputy between 1944 and 1946, remarked that Kennan was "a man who understood Russia but not the United States".

With more than 90% of deputies between them, the two parties can push through constitutional change before parliament is dissolved on 27 September.

He organized a swap of deputies between his office and the C.I.A.'s counter-terrorism center, despite resistance from both agencies.

But two years later the department settled a $7m class action lawsuit from a group of former inmates who were inappropriately strip-searched by detention deputies between March 2005 and October 2007.

Which ot he scenarios actually obtains hinges on how wide is the margin of difference in votes and elected deputies between the opposition and the regime.

She also held the position of NUS deputy president between 2011 and 2013.

Eaton suggests that the now-disbanded UK Film Council – of which he was deputy chair between 2004 and 2008 – played a key role in this recent upsurge.

He served as Deputy Mayor between 2008 and 2012 but lost his seat for Ealing and Hillingdon the London Assembly elections that year to a previously unknown GP from Southall, who was running for Labour.

In the 1981 contest for the deputy leadership between Tony Benn and Denis Healey, the party establishment was saved by an electoral college in which rightwing trade union leaders and Labour MPs – many from Scotland – voted solidly for Healey, defeating the overwhelmingly Bennite constituencies.

Back in 1981, he was at the centre of the hugely divisive battle for the Labour deputy leadership between Benn and Denis Healey; seven years later, he organised Benn's doomed challenge to the then leader Neil Kinnock.

Mr Mackinlay was leader of UKIP in 1997 before serving as deputy leader between 1997 and 2000.