Sentence examples for support deputy from inspiring English sources

The marquee on the New Point Comfort firehouse reads, "We support Chief O'Hare," on one side, and, on the other, "We support Deputy Chief Pigott".

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"If you want to defend cases in this courtroom, you have my support," Deputy Public Defender Raul Ayala responded.

Particularly significant is who the US sent to help advise the Afghans as they prepared to take on "armed insurgents" in the province: Major General Jeffrey Buchanan, Resolute Support deputy chief of staff for operations, and Major General Mark R. Quantock, Resolute Support deputy chief of staff for intelligence.

Similarly, the Montagnards supported deputies sent "on mission" to the départements when they clashed with locally elected officials, while the Girondins tended to back the officials.

"We continue to support Pepfar," Deputy Secretary of State Jack Lew said.

I progressed with my career, becoming a senior support worker, deputy manager and manager at various companies, across different sectors of social work.

Click HERE to upload graphic (44k jpg) Despite Tory/Lib Dem relations souring in recent weeks, the Chancellor is prepared to support the Deputy Prime Minister's reform plans.

After displaying an ability to leap in headfirst and slash green-blooded monsters, Garin lends his support to deputy Commander Lin (played by a wooden Jing Tian), while a baffled Tovar plans his escape with the Order's gunpowder.

It would be churlish not to support the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg's latest attempts to move social mobility up the policy agenda, even if it too often appears like sticking plasters on the deeper wounds created by increasing tuition fees and cutting investment in sure start.

Rural producers would have "more stability and political support," said Deputy Paulo Piau, who drew up the Chamber's version of the bill.