Sentence examples for polish deputies from inspiring English sources

But it may have to swallow its pride: the votes of two Polish deputies are essential if it is to have a working majority.

Polish deputies in Czechoslovak National Assembly frequently tried to put that issues on agenda.

He was seen as a conservative, and despite being a Polish caucus leader, he often had more influence on the Russian than the Polish deputies.

"It will not be a sudden process," said Jerzy Dusynski, the Polish deputy minister of science and education.

"The E.U. delegation participated in the talks and did not raise any objections to the governmental agreement," said Joanna Strzelec-Lobodzinska, the Polish deputy economy minister.

"Pooling and sharing is about giving something up and someone else doing the job," said Zbigniew Wlosowicz, the Polish deputy defense minister for defense policy.

A Polish deputy, Michal Kaminski, will now lead the grouping, though the British Conservatives have substantially more deputies than Poland within the bloc.

"It is very hard for the German kids," the museum's Polish deputy director, Krystyna Oleska, told me in an interview before my tour.

Though it is not usually vigilant in defence of gays, the Mail reported the Polish deputy education minister's plans to fire teachers who promoted "homosexual culture".

The two ministers came to the UK only days after the Polish deputy prime minister visited the country, underscoring the concern over the anti-Polish atmosphere in parts of the UK.

The move was disclosed as the Polish deputy prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, said during a visit to London that he expected many Poles to return to Poland after Britain leaves the EU.