Sentence examples for from deputies from inspiring English sources

When he appeared there last year, there were angry protests from deputies.

The move immediately sparked a flurry of criticism from deputies and unions who accused Hollande of authoritarianism and political weakness.

Within the Joint List, the pressures on Odeh are from the left, from deputies like Zoabi who find his rhetoric of hope and coexistence insufficiently confrontational.

His move to woo the West may improve his chances of garnering support from deputies who may otherwise vote for her.

In a letter released Thursday, Thomas Perez, the assistant attorney general of the civil rights division, said that the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office engaged in "unconstitutional policing" at every level, from deputies to the sheriff himself, racially profiled Latinos and made unlawful stops, detentions and arrests of Latinos.

She said that, on average, the four high sheriffs who ran for re-election in 1998 -- Gerard Egan in New London County, Joseph Bibisi in Middlesex, Mike Piccoli in Tolland and Walter Kupchunos in Hartford -- raised 37percentt of their campaign contributions from deputies and special deputies.

Katy Kale will become the president's assistant for management and administration, moving up from deputy.

John Robinson After commissioner Miller took a mauling from deputy mayor Delgado last week, he's out for vengeance.

He was demoted earlier this week from deputy public works commissioner to a city engineer job.

"You may think you know me," reads an email header from deputy leader candidate Caroline Flint.

As a tweet from deputy New South Wales premier Troy Grant now puts it: "Welcome back Mel Gibson.