Sentence examples for multiple deputy from inspiring English sources

He is vice prime minister; Israel has multiple deputy prime ministers.

Mr. Klein originally had a principal deputy, but for most of six years has relied on a kitchen cabinet of multiple deputy chancellors, none of whom have complete control over academics.

"Premium members have the ability to upload scans of documents to their 'Everplans' and the ability to invite multiple deputies into their accounts," Schneiderman said.

The log reveals the inner workings of the county's informant program and appears to contradict testimony given by multiple deputies.

Moreover, Goethals made public 242 pages of notes last year, known as the "special handling log," revealing the inner workings of the county's informant program that appear to contradict testimony given by multiple deputies who had previously denied knowledge of working with informants.

Because the case involved multiple murders, Deputy District Attorney Makenzie Harvey said prosecutors could seek the death penalty.

On multiple occasions, deputies went to the family's apartment or to Gabriel's school to investigate reports of abuse and of the boy being suicidal.

On Friday, multiple reporters asked deputy press secretary Josh Earnest when Obama would appear next before them.

The 242 pages of notes reveal the inner workings of the county's infamous informant program, and appears to contradict testimony given by multiple sheriff's deputies who had previously denied knowledge of working with informants.

The fallout continues to unravel some murder cases, they wrote: All 250 prosecutors with in the OCDA office were booted from a mass murder case earlier this year; a court found that at least one prosecutor had given less than credible testimony under oath; more recently, multiple sheriff's deputies refused to testify in various criminal cases.

However, using statistics from the Indices of Multiple Deprivation (Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, 2004), the National Evaluation of Sure Start (NESS) calculated that for children in families with an income 60% or less than the national median (official poverty line), 51% of all such poor children live in the 20% most deprived areas and 65% live within the 30% most deprived areas.