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In their later years these trains became unreliable and deputisation by diesel units (including equally elderly Class 117s) was not uncommon.

Throughout the early 1980s Class 40s were common performers on relief, day excursion (adex) and holidaymaker services along with deputisation duties for electric traction, especially on Sundays between Manchester and Birmingham.

Sometimes, however, just to make things "official", they would go through the formality of deputization.

The county government relies heavily on volunteer deputization.

They gained jurisdiction through deputization by county sheriffs.

The colony had no real police force; these two were clerks in the Company's office and proctors only by Kruger's deputization.

Section 287(g) provides for the deputization of state and local law enforcement officers, for the purposes of reporting of immigrants who have violated immigration law.

Mark Vasina of Nebraskans for Peace, who had collaborated with the tribe in protests, said that there was internal tribal conflict over the proposed deputization program.

Tribal officials declined to comment on the matter; at the time, Vasina stated that there was internal tribal conflict over the proposed deputization program, for a variety of reasons.

"That deputization will be in force for the remainder of your stay on Earth, but I'd prefer that you didn't wander into a situation where I have to notice you officially.

Police officers are commissioned, deputized, appointed, or otherwise designated as agency and/or local law enforcement officers by statute, delegation, or deputization by local governments, or other official act.

Rumor has it that Elfego Baca's defense attorney had false documentation proving Baca's legal deputization because Baca's biography suggests he deputized himself just before the arrest of Charlie McCarty.

Specifically, Tahirih is concerned that the deputization of state and local police as immigration agents by the Clear Law Enforcement for Criminal Alien Removal (CLEAR) and Homeland Security Enhancement Acts would increase the barriers some women face to reach safety.

To the Editor: What I find troubling about the ban on smoking in bars is the forced deputization of bar personnel, like Dana Blake, the bouncer who was killed because of an argument stemming from this ban ("Bouncer Dies; Family Blames Smoking Ban," news article, April 14).