| The fact that I was there deputising for the Mayor is neither here or there. |
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| Said to possess exceptional drive and extreme intelligence, Norton's ambitions were not satisfied and he set up a doctors' deputising service. |
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| Yet deputising is one of the classic opportunities women have for obtaining any kind of representation when it comes to this type of work. |
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| I shall now give the floor to Mrs Erika Mann, who is deputising for the rapporteur. |
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| He thanked the Chairman and the Vice-Chairman for deputising at short notice. |
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| Clark was deputising for Hegarty, who missed out on his 52nd consecutive European match for Dundee United. |
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| Publish rules establishing a system of deputising between Member States in third countries. |
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| Work started on recasting the security engine in ABAC Workflow and progress was made on several topics, such as the review of the technical users, the deputising mechanism and audit tracking. |
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| Governor Salman bin Isa Bin Hindi thanked HRH the Premier for deputising Shaikh Salman and his meeting with residents and dignitaries. |
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| Warrington will also be without former Giants full-back Brett Hodgson for the League opener at Hull next Sunday, with Chris Riley deputising. |
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| Tim Ambrose, deputising as captain for the injured Ian Westwood, lost the toss on a sultry morning in Taunton. |
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| Nathan Ake the Dutch Under-21 international on loan from Chelsea, scored in only the third minute after a howler from Hungarian goalkeeper Adam Bogdan, who was deputising for the injured Simon Mignolet. |
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| Last season he returned in the absence of the injured Thomas Vermaelen to play 37 games in all competitions and is now deputising at right-back for the injured Bacary Sagna. |
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| The provisions on deputising laid down in the Rules of Procedure of the Commission and the Rules giving effect to them shall apply, mutatis mutandis, to the present decision. |
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| To perform these functions, the Member States could draw up and make available to citizens a set of rules establishing a system for deputising and sharing the work done by the common office in each third country. |
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| On request, however, priority may be given to the rapporteur of the committee responsible and to the chairmen of political groups who wish to speak on behalf of their groups, or to speakers deputising for them. |
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| The Jury, composed of five staff members and two deputising members, has been elected by the association's board of directors, by a simple majority vote with a secret ballot. |
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| Tomkins who departs for the New Zealand Warriors next season, has been deputising with the armband for the regular Wigan captain, Sean O'Loughlin. |
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| Lock Alun Wyn Jones was confined to the Wales team hotel yesterday suffering from a sore throat Ian Evans deputising in training but should be fine by Saturday. |
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| My mother now says all those years later that she would not have called the doctor out for me or herself had it just been a deputising service on a Saturday like it is today. |
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| Steve Plater, deputising for Australian Josh Brookes, was second quickest with Hydrex Honda duo Stuart Easton and Karl Harris completing the front row. |
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| In the event, England, captained by Flintoff who was deputising for the injured Vaughan, lost all five Tests to concede the first Ashes whitewash in 86 years. |
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| This made him unacceptable to most Anglican congregations, and the only church posts he was offered were temporary, usually deputising for regular incumbents in their absence. |
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| He thanked HRH the Prime Minister for deputising him to patronise the celebration, stressing HRH the Premier's unflinching support to such events. |
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