deputises造句

• Ned Boulting presents features and interviews and deputises if the presenter is unavailable.
• The Pro-Chancellor deputises for the Chancellor.
• She deputises on the Transport and Tourism Committee.
• The Crown Prince shall take this oath once, even if he deputises for the King a number of times.
• The Deputy Prime Minister usually deputises for the Prime Minister at official functions, such as Prime Minister's Questions.
• He now presents a Sunday show specialising in music from the 1970s, and occasionally deputises for other presenters when they are on leave.
• It deputises for the Minster Choir at half-term, and sings at many evening Eucharist services on high feast days, such as Ash Wednesday, Maundy Thursday and Ascension Day.
• If he is a Minister or a member of the Consultative Council or the Chamber of Deputies, he shall not participate in ministerial or parliamentary business during the period he deputises for the King.
• She deputises for Claire Chazal, presenting the evening news bulletin ( 20 Heures ) from Friday to Sunday as well as the lunchtime bulletin at 1 PM ( 13 Heures ) during weekends, when she is away from TF1.