Sentence examples for previous deputy from inspiring English sources
No previous deputy secretary has taken a press corps on his plane in recent years.
It came days after the president accused his previous deputy, Joice Mujuru, of plotting to assassinate him or overthrow him using witchcraft with a spell involving river beetles.
Although officially Mr Daim has resigned to take a well-earned rest, Dr Mahathir's three previous deputy prime ministers could be forgiven for detecting a pattern.
The review is being carried out by a panel that includes Richard Clarke, a former White House counter-terrorism chief, and Michael Morell, the previous deputy director of the CIA.
In the last few weeks Mr. Bloomberg has named Patricia E. Harris, 50, his previous deputy mayor for administration, as his top deputy mayor, and Kevin Sheekey, 39, his campaign manager, as his deputy mayor for government relations.
Trump endorsed Alex Azar, a previous deputy secretary of Health and Human Services under President George W. Bush and pharmaceuticals executive at diabetes pharmaceuticals giant Eli Lilly, as "a star for better health care and lower drug prices" on Twitter.
The previous morning, Chongqing's former deputy police chief and top justice official, Wen Qiang, had been executed for corruption, rape and shielding mafias.
She was appointed to this post, a k a "Cush City," according to political friends and enemies alike, two years ago on Mr. Giuliani's say-so after its previous holder, Fran Reiter, a former deputy mayor, left.
A third model for English devolution is based on the nine regions identified by the previous government, part of former Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott's failed attempt to devolve power.
Previous Wilhelm Fellows include: Naomi Chazan, the former Deputy Speaker of the Israeli Knesset, Ambassador Barbara Bodine, Ambassador Frances Deng, and Admiral William Fallon.
One of those is Parris Chang, a former deputy head of Taiwan's national security council under the previous Democratic Progressive Party government.
