| With orders from the council I can deputize anyone I choose during an emergency situation. |
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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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| The Department of Homeland Security will train 50 state police officers and deputize them to enforce federal immigration laws. |
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| He is assisted by the vice-presidents, who deputize for him in the event of his absence. |
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| This means that OCSM can deputize Rob to speak on our behalf in whatever forum we see fit, pending his acceptance of the task of course. |
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| The Vice Chairman of the District Council shall assist the Chairman and deputize him or her if there is a reason. |
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| The deputy shall deputize for the appointed judge when he cannot attend or in case of vacancy or objection. |
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| A Deputy Head of Unit, where the position exists, shall deputize for the Head of Unit. |
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| Another has Mubarak deputize his vice president and step down in all but name. |
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| Gather up and deputize anyone who can wield a sword or owns a gun. |
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| Shareholders, rather than run a company on their own, deputize a C. E. O. to do it for them. |
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| These tend to be the states passing punitive laws to deputize traffic cops, E. R. nurses and utility workers as immigration enforcers. |
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| The Stabilization Adviser in Bukavu would deputize in the absence of the Stabilization Team Leader. |
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| Flynn said he is considering a proposal to deputize volunteers to help inspect shipments. |
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| On this occasion, the demands of parenting led Carben to deputize a seatmate, who feels certain that he missed a few, because of a habit of making small talk whenever the action on the field ceases. |
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| In 2005, he pushed to have Connecticut deputize state police officers as federal immigration agents, but Gov. Jodi M. Rell, a fellow Republican, rejected the proposal. |
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| But the campaign's ultimate goal was to deputize the closest Obama-supporting friends of voters who were wavering in their affections for the president. |
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| The executive's responsibility may be summarized in this way: he should organize his work, deputize his subordinates to carry out his clear instructions, and supervise the finished job. |
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| Bill C-5 would deputize property owners as law enforcement officers. |
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| If the Executive President is prevented from attending any meeting of the BUREAU, the Executive Vice-President shall deputize for him. In this case, the Executive Vice-President shall have a right to vote. |
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| If no such replacement is designated, the most senior subordinate present in the highest category and grade shall deputize, and in the event of equal seniority, the one who is eldest. |
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| The Vice-Chairman is required to deputize for the Chairman in the event of absence, temporary impediment, resignation, death or non-renewal of term. |
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| He may, in exceptional cases, deputize for him as chairman of a meeting of the Council of Ministers by virtue of an express delegation of powers for a specific agenda. |
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| In 23 states, the Attorneys General have no statutory power to prosecute criminal telemarketing, but city or county prosecutors may designate or deputize state Attorneys General to do so, an approach used in Iowa. |
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