Sentence examples for whose deputy from inspiring English sources

The event even brought out Mark Dayton, then Minnesota's governor-elect, whose deputy campaign manager, Katharine Tinucci, is Gus's niece.

This from a party whose deputy leader, Harriet Harman, was breastfeeding in the House of Commons in the 1980s.

Opposition parties claimed that more than 30 media outlets were banned, among them the radical Umuvugizi paper, whose deputy editor, Jean-Léonard Rugambage, was murdered in June.

Its leader, Frank Habineza, whose deputy was murdered before the presidential poll in 2010, then opted not to put up candidates.

The Scotland Yard communications chief, whose deputy was on long-term sick leave at the time, discussed the possibility of hiring the ex-tabloid executive with then-assistant commissioner John Yates.

"He looks like a white crow," said Mr. Omarov, who works as press secretary for the mufti of Dagestan, whose deputy died from a gunshot to the head last May.

Even the Muskegon County sheriff, Dean Roesler, whose deputies arrested Mr. Emory after parents complained about the video, acknowledged that the case represented uncharted territory.

Andras Schiffer, leader of the small opposition party Politics Can Be Different, whose deputies chained themselves outside Parliament, told a crowd of about 3,000 people that the prime minister had betrayed voters.

Mr. Holder met with the United States marshal in Manhattan, Joseph R. Guccione, whose deputies provide security at the courthouse, and with Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, whose officers will secure the area around it.

But the Sheriff's Department, whose deputies had pulled over the car in which the youth was riding, said he had become unruly before the events that were videotaped.

Unlike, say, the health commissioner, whose deputies have expertise in narrow areas of medicine or public health, this agency's key staff members will mostly be people with general management skills.