Sentence examples for through deputies from inspiring English sources

Pompey was given a special command over all of Spain, which he exercised through deputies while he himself remained just outside Rome to keep an eye on the city.

Between 1873 and 1886 Peirce conducted pendulum experiments at about 20 stations in Europe and the United States and (through deputies) at several other places, including Grinnell Land in the Canadian Arctic.

Representation, in government, method or process of enabling the citizenry, or some of them, to participate in the shaping of legislation and governmental policy through deputies chosen by them.

Since Sept. 11, any frictions have tended to occur at the margins of policy, and they have been played out through deputies putting their spin into briefing papers and whispering to sympathizers in the press.

"It's the old adage: if you're looking for the needle in the haystack, you have to have the entire haystack to look through," deputy attorney general James Cole testified to the House judiciary committee on Wednesday.

The Bloomberg administration, through Deputy Mayor Robert Lieber, has been involved with the committee working on that report, which will lay out a new budget and timetable for the reconstruction.

On January 30 , 1979 the present Attorney General, acting through two deputies, met with members of the State Personnel Board, which had been served with summons in the Pacific Legal Foundation suit.

The rifle's immense power apparently tore through the deputies' bulletproof vests; one doctor at Grady told the sheriff's department that the wounds reminded him of those seen in Vietnam.

The third was the "Alguazil mayor," a sort of civil and criminal sheriff, whose duty it was to carry into effect, either personally or through his deputies, all orders issued from the different tribunals.

Both personally and through his deputies, Dick Cheney has demonstrated the ability of a vice president to take advantage of an intellectually lazy and managerially absent president to drive U.S. policy - both domestic and international - with frightening consequence.

It had to be forced through parliament, with deputies called upon to vote on the composition of the cabinet as whole rather than individual ministers.