The elections of autumn 1790 resulted in a new group of deputies joining those already elected.
There was always tension existing between the smaller, more prestigious group of assistants and the larger group of deputies.
Apparently a group of deputies had beaten their way to the Occupy tents and taken them down.
Then a group of deputies arrived unannounced at her mother's apartment, and eventually seized the cellphone, according to a lawsuit against the county.
The biggest group of deputies, perhaps a third of them, will be those whose loyalties and interests are more local than national.
Here are a couple of examples that typify the kind of unnecessary force used by deputies in the jails: "In June 2009, a group of deputies assaulted Darrell Garrett in Men's Central jail while he was restrained in waist chains.
In 1996, it paid more than $7 million to settle claims in which plaintiffs charged that a group of deputies known as the "Lynwood Vikings" acted as a white supremacist group.
Martin Schulz, leader of the main center-left group of deputies, the Socialists and Democrats, said Mr. Barroso had for long "been making concessions to a Franco-German directorate" that, he said, was dominant among the bloc's member states.
Martin Schulz, leader of the main center-left group of deputies, the Socialists and Democrats, said Mr. Barroso had for long "been making concessions to a Franco-German directorate" which, he said, was dominant among the bloc's member states.
They seemed to involve a group of deputies who had recently left the PFL for the PMDB, suggesting they had been bribed to defect.In this section What help for the temporeras?
