Sentence examples for its deputies from inspiring English sources

In August the Serbian Democratic Party began boycotting the Bosnian presidency meetings, and in October it removed its deputies from the Bosnian assembly and set up a "Serb National Assembly" in Banja Luka.

The party denies that it is racist or anti-Semitic; yet Marton Gyongyosi, one of its deputies, declared a year ago that it was time to draw up a list of Jews in parliament and government, on the ground that they represent a "certain national security risk".

But there is some good news for the programme as it is understood one of its deputies, the experienced Karen Wightman – who was due to leave to head al-Jazeera's investigative team in Washington DC – has had a change of heart and is to stay.

Yugoslavia's governing coalition said today that it planned to replace 50 of its deputies in the Serbian Parliament who had blocked reforms by failing to turn up to vote.

It represented the great majority of the people, and its deputies' transformation of themselves into a National Assembly in June 1789 marked the beginning of the French Revolution.

Its deputies could come in useful if ND needs help.

However, one of its deputy governors, Jon Cunliffe, has said it would be dangerous to ignore the booming house prices.

The Al-Khiam municipality acted as quickly as it could under the circumstances, said its deputy mayor Mohamed Abdullah.

It has seen some of its commanders, including its deputy leader, killed by American bombs.

Delaney became its deputy editor at 24.

Mr. Miner previously served as its deputy commissioner.