Sentence examples for instead of a deputy from inspiring English sources

How about calling on Daniel L. Doctoroff to be a true deputy mayor for development instead of a deputy mayor for chasing around the world after the I.O.C.? 3. The convention center expansion will generate huge tax revenue.

Instead of a concession call, Deputy Sheriff Mark Maggs received a pink slip.

Instead, David Satterfield, a deputy assistant secretary of state for Near East affairs, who was most recently the United States ambassador to Lebanon, left for the region Wednesday night.

What Roger is not doing is keeping up on the spiraling complexities of trading -- confirming what many suspect of bankers -- relying instead on his wizard of a deputy, Mark, not realizing his deputy wants him sacked and has the means to do it.

Instead, Kelly appointed a Deputy Commissioner of the Advocate's Office who now reports directly to him on disciplinary matters.

"The one thing that's changed is there's now a Democratic president instead of a Republican president," said Ben Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser to Mr. Obama.

Two recent developments, they say, almost certainly had his approval: a dinner meeting between Iran's representative to the United Nations and members of the United States Congress, and the dispatching of Khamal Kharrazi, the foreign minister, instead of his deputy, to the second meeting of the six countries bordering Afghanistan, the United States and Russia.

Instead of elevating Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein, the most senior Senate-confirmed officer at the Justice Department, Trump circumvented normal succession by handpicking Matthew G. Whitaker, Sessions's chief of staff and a person who has publicly criticized the special counsel's investigation and has troubling conflicts of interest.

Because instead of one deputy, Mr Jones will have two - with the Conservative MP for Preseli Pembrokeshire Stephen Crabb also joining the Wales Office - but remaining also in his old job in the whips office - and possibly in a more senior role.

Second, it would "elevate" the federal CIO position so that the position reports to the director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) instead of the deputy director, as it stands now.

Among those changes, the bill would rename the Office of E-Government, the department overseen by the federal CIO, to the "Office of the Federal Chief Information Officer". Second, it would "elevate" the federal CIO position so that the position reports to the director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) instead of the deputy director, as it stands now.