Sentence examples for some deputies from inspiring English sources
Conflicts came to a head in September 1993 when President Yeltsin dissolved the Russian parliament (the Congress of People's Deputies and the Supreme Soviet); some deputies and their allies revolted and were suppressed only through military intervention.
Some deputies stressed instinct over precision.
His own political camp is restless, and some deputies fear he has lost his political touch.
Even some deputies in Mr Karamanlis's centre-right New Democracy party are grumbling.
Another day, some deputies came upon men having sex in the woods; arrests were made.
Some deputies skipped the session, partly because they were confused about when it was to start.
Some deputies believed the bank should disclose Merrill's predicament before the shareholder vote anyway.
Some deputies still wonder, privately, if he is the best man to lead the French right into the 2012 election.
The rallying cry of the Fianna Fáil faithful (already being amplified by some deputies) shall be – there is no alternative!
Some deputies worried that the bill, which now goes to the Senate, could erode the position of men.
Some deputies voted in favour only because they had been promised a future motion that will condemn crimes committed against Serbs in the Balkan wars of the 1990s.
