Sentence examples for deputy should be from inspiring English sources

Neil Kinnock used to say that the Labour leader and his deputy should be "pals"; that did not mean they had to be soulmates.

Unfortunately, she has added the views of her sillier supporters: namely that the deputy should be a woman if the prime minister is a man.

When I became editor of the New Statesman in 1998, it never occurred to me that my deputy should be a man.

Voting begins on Monday 17 November and the new leader and deputy should be formally elected on Saturday 13 December.

Some in the party think that the new deputy should be an MP because the referendum has shifted much of the debate over Holyrood's powers to Westminster.

In November, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge agreed with the department that the deputy should be fired.

A trial is expected this year to determine whether the detention was racially motivated and whether Sheriff Joe Arpaio and the deputies should be held individually liable.

When Fabre d'Églantine, the dramatist and zealous Revolutionary, compromised in the affair of the Compagnie des Indes, was arrested in January 1794, Danton tried to defend him obliquely by demanding that the arrested deputies should be judged before the people.

Mr. Grassley said that senior aides to Mr. Mueller may be to blame for the misstatements that had come back to haunt the F.B.I. director and that Mr. Mueller's deputies should be held accountable if they were responsible.

Appointment of these Deputies should be subject to a binding majority vote by the London Assembly - if a majority of Assembly Members say nominee X shouldn't get the job, they don't get the job.

The trial will prove a prominent extension of that debate as Egypt's supreme court considers whether the veterinarian-turned-Islamist-scholar and his top deputies should be imprisoned — perhaps even, like Qutb, executed — for events that included a June 30 standoff at the Brotherhood's headquarters in Cairo in which several protesters were killed.