“The Secretary-General sent his deputy to express concern.”

“I am obliged to have a special deputy in my absence.”

“She proposed that a deputation from the council should meet with the Minister for Education to stress the importance of the need for new schools in the town.”

“It states that any deputation waiting on a Minister or member after a demonstration is limited to six.”

“Then he invited a deputation of the people to come in and search his house if that they misdoubted his word.”

“The farmers now decided that they should also get some relief in their Tithe payments and deputations went to the rectors in the parish.”

“Each of the nine deputations the committee heard criticised the council for springing the cuts on the groups by letter 17 days ago.”

“She was a specialist in the matter of deputations, and no one knew better than she how to manage them, and put them in the way they should go.”

“In parliament, support for the constitution was reckoned at 128 deputies, with just 22 opposed.”

“The legislature has two houses, the house of senators and the house of deputies.”

“The chamber of deputies consisted of 33 Issa representatives, and 32 Deputies of the Afar people.”