Examples of 'deputised' in a sentence
Meaning of "deputised"
To deputise means to appoint or authorize (someone) as a substitute or deputy
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- simple past tense and past participle of deputise
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State police deputised half the town.
Bonney is believed to be captain of a deputised gang.
I just deputised some of those frightened men.
Membership in the expert commission can not be deputised.
They only deputised in that position.
I have not been formally deputised.
I am deputised to answer your questions.
The deputy commissioner generals are also deputised by five commissioners.
He deputised me.
So you wanna be deputised.
You men have been deputised to help me keep law and order.
Consider yourself deputised.
Later he deputised at this cinema on a Sunday evening.
For the next five years his son deputised for him.
Jack Savage deputised during his absence.
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Petrosian was absent through illness but the solid Yuri Razuvaev deputised admirably.
Harry Sharratt deputised for that game.
He deputised for Vincent Browne on the current affairs show.
I have been deputised.
He is deputised by Aaron Nhepera.
Whatever you have heard … getting deputised is what did him in.
I am a deputised police officer, looking for an escaped criminal.
Hill usually played at right-half but also deputised at left-half or even on the wing.
He also deputised at Vienna for Stepney, when he was absent from the embassy there.
Throughout the season, he often deputised as captain when Lyttle was absent.
And was deputised with a constable 's hook and rope . Boss Jinbei bribed the magistrate.
Sir Newton himself was unable to be present, but two other Ministers deputised for him.
Mr McCoy deputised Tom and Hank.
Göring was in France directing the decisive battle, so Erhard Milch deputised for him.
I also occasionally deputised for the Chief Executive.
Deputised for the M.D. in his absence.
Boss Jinbei bribed the magistrate and was deputised with a constable's hook and rope.
They are deputised for by State Secretaries, where necessary.
Wynonna 's been deputised.
Blundell, who had deputised in Brazil and Argentina, became a permanent race driver.
Buddy… you are deputised.
Design work was deputised to Robert Whyte, who was the architect employed by John Brown.
Risley ai not here . He deputised me.
Private security contractors deputised Us . to shoot at American citizens.
Will you have them sent over? So, I am to be deputised to you?
It is chaired by the Commission, deputised by the ETUC and BusinessEurope European employers.
Reid, now, this room, I am flattered, but I have made no call to be deputised.
And before you went in, I deputised you, you dumb son of a bitch.
Of all people! That 's why I am saying, you should have deputised ME!
From that moment on, Roger was deputised as James Bond 's stunt driver.
What search? For the body . State police deputised half the town.
For the body . State police deputised half the town . Fourth shelf.
I've been deputised.
Brown, you, Bush, Mosby, you are deputised to take them into Bright City for trial.
So, I am to be deputised to you?
