Sentence examples for deputy shift from inspiring English sources

The Flight Shift Director, who was responsible for real-time decisions within a set of flight rules, The Mission Deputy Shift Manager (MDSM) for the MCC was responsible for the control room's consoles, computers and peripherals, The MDSM for Ground Control was responsible for communications, The MDSM for Crew Training was similar to NASA's 'capcom,' or capsule communicator.

In the chamber, no fewer than ten deputies shifted allegiance.

The Deputy Minister shifts uncomfortably in his chair and, with a weak smile, looks up at her and accepts another brandy, though he had meant not to.

And so on May 9, Mr. Perry instructed his deputies to shift money into the bank from the holding company and account for $18 million of it as if it had been there on March 31.

Having spent a decade trying to prove the item is a forgery, the Israeli authorities (in the person of a deputy state attorney) shifted position and said they must retain the object on grounds that it is an "antiquity".

While dealing with a chaotic series of calls on a recent night shift, senior deputy Gregory blamed the decision by California voters on a ballot measure last year to downgrade the possession of drugs such as heroin and methamphetamine from a felony to a misdemeanour for buoying criminality.

But the deputy PM said the shift would appear in his party's manifesto at the 2015 general election.

"This progress is real but it is not sufficient to speak of a definitive shift," Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, Moscow's chief negotiator, told reporters.

The immediate consequence was an internal leadership shift, with deputy leader Maysar Ali Musa Abdullah al-Juburi -- better known as Abu Mariya al-Qahtani -- being demoted and replaced by a Jordanian cleric Dr. Sami al-Oraydi.

All sworn officers and administrative staff members of the police department were given time off to attend the funeral, with personnel from other departments and local sheriff's deputies covering their shifts.

That's what gives me confidence".Simon Hughes, the Liberal Democrat deputy leader, criticised Labour's shift, saying: "They can't have it both ways.