Converse of object

• nominate: However, the President may nominate a temporary deputy to act for him in his absence.

• designate: The Chairman of the Content Board, or designated deputy, will decide whether to grant a further appeal or not.

• authorize: You will be entitled to have a meeting with the managing director or his/her authorized deputy to discuss the matter.

Preposition: in

• parliament: He also entered political life, albeit briefly: he was a deputy in the first Italian parliament in the early 1860s.

Adjective modifier

• his/her: Initial Consultancy/Support Support will be provided by TSO via a single contact or his/her deputy at each Site.

• parliamentary: Tambara confirms resignation from Renamo A prominent Renamo parliamentary deputy Almeida Tambara, has confirmed reports that he has resigned from the party.

• former: Liz OâDonnell is a former deputy to the previous Irish foreign minister, Andrews, who handled negotiations at Stormont.

Modifies a noun

• chairman: The deputy chairman will be elected by the body.

• mayor: Former deputy mayor Norman Fisher: appeared September 2000.

• headteacher: In addition he was deputy headteacher of a residential special school.

• minister: Nicol Stephen, deputy first minister, is also not expected to cut short his French holiday.

• secretary: The deputy secretary of defense still seems to enjoy being an idea man in the war business.

• governor: The deputy governor is demoted to make way for Bob Moran.

Noun used with modifier

• April: In the to in april deputy are offered in.

• pit: He became steward of the local Working Men's Club and after attending evening classes he became a pit deputy.