How To Use Deputize In A Sentence
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Students began their day by being sworn in or "deputized" as special agents.
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I deputised for the manager when she was ill.
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Even if it turns out that General de Gaulle is mortal and he is called upon to deputize for the Almighty, renewal of negotiations would be blocked from the British side.
The Economic Consequences of General de Gaulle
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She deputizes for me as general manager while I am on holiday.
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With Kieran Gibbs also two to three weeks from fitness, Wenger is likely to ask Thomas Vermaelen to deputise in the position.
Yossi Benayoun says Arsenal will finish in Champions League place
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Adrian will also deputise for Helen in her absence and will also lead on key major editorial projects, assigned by the Director of News.
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Blackpool's goalkeeper Matt Gilks, who was born in Rochdale but has Scottish grandparents, has been called up for the first-time and will deputise for Allan McGregor.
David Weir recalled to Scotland squad at the age of 40
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Among them is a proposal that Mubarak "deputize" his Vice President Omar Suleiman with his powers and, for the time being at least, step down in everything but name.
Chron.com Chronicle
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Then, pointing to one of his comrades, he said, ‘He was even deputized by the governor of the state of Louisiana.’
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Specially, poor whites were granted certain minimal but real rights and opportunities, such as being "deputized" as overseers to police slaves.
Why We Need Black-White Unity to Save America-An Historical Perspective
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Buks slapped his braces against his singlet in a double gesture of contempt; a tuft of chest hair deputized for a tie.
A DAYSTAR OF FEAR
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I deputised for the manager when she was ill.
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Gather up and deputize anyone who can wield a sword or owns a gun.
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For all their utility as traffic wardens and deputised keepers of the peace, there are also the satgas that kidnap opposition pamphleteers, beat up journalists, and chase rivals down the main street waving machetes.
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We're goin' to deputize you, so you can run a little investigation for us.
STONE CITY
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I'm now giving you full rights to deputize anyone that you feel fit enough to help you in whatever way they can.
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About 30 singers have been chosen to deputise for choristers who will be on holiday from the city's cathedral for a week next August.
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He, and the theocrats who deputized him, have been working for twenty years to do exactly that.
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A lot of the players enjoy the bigger occasion and being, let's say, the underdogs, said Darren O'Dea, the Celtic centre-half who is on loan at Leeds United and will deputise for St Ledger.
Euro 2012: Republic of Ireland summon spirit of Paris for Russia test
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The Department of Homeland Security will train 50 state police officers and deputize them to enforce federal immigration laws.
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Oyet has served as General Secretary of Uganda's National Federation of Born Again Pentecostal Churches, and in March 2009, "deputized" the new "Presiding Apostle" of the Born Again Faith Federation, an organization representing millions of Ugandans ...
Bruce Wilson: Rick Warren Mentor Tied To Effort Behind Uganda's "Kill the Gays" Bill
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Others were made by hitching suffixes to nouns, or by groping for roots, e. g., to deputize, to locate, to legislate, to infract, to compromit and to happify.
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We're all going to be deputized first, as federal secret police.
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I sometimes had to deputise for him in the kitchen.
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First, as far as anyone could tell, no previous Minnesota secretary of state had ever recruited and deputized citizen observers in this manner.
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Civilian officials and employees may be "deputized" to help administrate martial authority during an emergency, but civil law is effectively suspended for the duration of the emergency.
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We're goin' to deputize you, so you can run a little investigation for us.
STONE CITY
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We're goin' to deputize you, so you can run a little investigation for us.
STONE CITY
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If a justice required or requested a bodyguard, they were either provided with a federal marshal or a member of the Supreme Court Police was temporarily deputized as a marshal.
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The mayor is now asking officials to deputize state police.
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Besides, apart from perhaps Ed Balls, she's the Big Loser from the reshuffle: Peter Mandelson has been made the de facto Deputy PM; while Downing Street's assertion that Harman will still "deputise" for Brown at PMQs came across as laughable and patronising.
Gordon Brown, Charlie Whelan and Me
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Not only does he become a strikebreaker, but he is later deputized as a law-enforcement official.
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A Special Master, deputized by a federal judge, could be in charge of making tough calls about what code gets excluded from the operating system.
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People are out there to become part of the solution, to kind of deputize them without giving them official rank.
CNN Transcript Jul 7, 2005
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Photographer Pawel Dwulit and I have been "deputized" as RCMP inflight security officers, or air marshals.
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The experienced England coach will deputise for the skipper, who is taking a well-earned break in New York after helping his side avoid relegation.
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Instead, Thailand culled wide areas around infected flocks, compensated farmers generously and deputized a volunteer in every village to report sick chickens.
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It had been Junker himself who asked Emerson to deputize for him.
HE SHALL THUNDER IN THE SKY
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My godfather, Herr Schulmann, apologizes that he himself had need of his car this afternoon and he has asked me to deputize.
OUT OF THE ASHES
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My godfather, Herr Schulmann, apologizes that he himself had need of his car this afternoon and he has asked me to deputize.
OUT OF THE ASHES
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Danny is likely to deputise for him in the televised game.
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He also proposed the appointment of deputy chief engineers who, though subordinate to the Chief Engineer, could deputise for him.
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A Government spokesperson, however, said the Minister appointed a replacement minister who was more than able to deputise for him.
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Ms Green has asked me to deputize for her at the meeting.
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So deputy sheriffs went out and deputized citizens.
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MERS "deputized" employees of the servicers, pretending that these became MERS employees.
L. Randall Wray: Anatomy of Mortgage Fraud: MERS's Smoking Gun, Part I
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Number eight Ben McCalman will again deputise for Pocock as coach Robbie Deans gave a number of untried squad members a chance to impress against the U.S. Eagles.
Pocock rested again for Wallabies' U.S. clash
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Pat Cleary deputized a "shadow" to diarize her exits and entrances.
The Voice on the Wire
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Flight deck officers are deputized as federal law enforcement officers; however, they differ from traditional officers in that their jurisdiction goes no further than the airplane flight deck.
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With orders from the council I can deputize anyone I choose during an emergency situation.
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It had been Junker himself who asked Emerson to deputize for him.
HE SHALL THUNDER IN THE SKY
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She deputizes for me as general manager while I am on holiday.
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He will report to the Editor in Chief, and will also deputise for him in his absence.
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I have to deputise for the boss who is presently on study leave, take charge on the ward round, as well as teach today and then we have our usual Friday afternoon clinic.
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One proposal floated by the "Wise Men" would have Mubarak "deputize" Suleiman with his powers and step aside in every way but name, perhaps keeping the presidency title for the time being at least.
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Jed could deputise for Stewart, if necessary.
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Matt Rothschild's astonishing expose of the FBI's decision to "deputize" 23,000 representatives of private industry reflects a frightening alignment of authoritarian forces, as well as another apparently deliberate flouting of constitutional norms.
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O'Driscoll will miss the Six Nations after undergoing shoulder surgery, with Keith Earls, Tommy Bowe or Fergus McFadden competing to deputise.
Sport news in brief
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As many as three full-time officers patrolled their 1,000-foot beat, but the town's police department deputized a handful of volunteer officers to offer more help.
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After serving in minor diplomatic posts, he had settled down to run his ancestral estate until he deputized for the local parliamentary delegate in Berlin, where he discovered his true métier.
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Dozens of these deputized officials were deployed soon after the expanded judicial system became operational.
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He will now be more determined than ever to insist that, when his colleague departs, he will deputise for the first minister in every sense of the word.
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Trapattoni suggested that the Leeds United centre-half Darren O'Dea would deputise for the suspended Sean St Ledger as his players considered the prospect of the Luzhniki's surface.
Giovanni Trapattoni confident of an Ireland win against Russia
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I sometimes had to deputise for him in the kitchen.
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She deputized me as her assistant.
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Among them is a proposal that Mubarak "deputize" his Vice President Suleiman with his powers and step down in everything but name, perhaps keeping the presidency title for the time being at least.
Chron.com Chronicle
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He will deputize for the foreign minister.
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There also can be ways to "deputize" respected members of your community to help you with the task.
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My godfather, Herr Schulmann, apologizes that he himself had need of his car this afternoon and he has asked me to deputize.
OUT OF THE ASHES
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In addition, about 1,250 officers from the surrounding states of Maryland and Virginia will be deputized and brought in to assist.
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One of his/her many functions will be to deputise for the Executive in his/her absence.
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I have every confidence in his ability to more than adequately deputise for the mayor if and when the occasion demands, and to prepare himself for the top mayoral honour which he seems destined to garner twelve months from now.
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He will chair five and deputise for the Prime Minister on seven of the 44 committees created yesterday.
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You're the most experienced person in the team, so when I'm off can you deputise for me and go to the meetings
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She deputizes for me as general manager while I am on holiday.
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She deputizes for me as general manager while I am on holiday.
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Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand will once again deputise for Terry as stand-in captain.
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He was deputized as premier during the premier's absence.
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I grabbed the nearest three people I could find and deputised them into my department.
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Herr Schulmann cannot be here to welcome you and has asked me to deputize.
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Hundreds of employees were deputized as quality stewards, while engineers were ordered to focus on quality during the design phase.
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Next year, when new players will have to be signed to deputise for those away on World Cup duty, they could be on short-term contracts or even ‘pay as you go.’
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It had been Junker himself who asked Emerson to deputize for him.
HE SHALL THUNDER IN THE SKY
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Bakhurst, who will continue to handle his previous responsibilities, will deputise for head of newsroom Mary Hockaday and will also be responsible for on-demand services.
Kevin Bakhurst named deputy head of BBC Newsroom
