Sentence examples for an elected commissioner from inspiring English sources

Sullivan was L.B. Sullivan, an elected commissioner of Montgomery, whose functions included supervision of the police.

When the idea of a directly elected commissioner was explained, a few people thought it sounded positive.

She was predeceased by her sister, Mary O'Neill Heitzman, by her son, James O'Neill Ross, and by her husband, Wilbur L. Ross, a lawyer who served as a Judge and was elected Commissioner of Revenue and Finance in North Bergen, where Mrs. Ross had been elected as a Democratic County Committee Woman for 45 years.

He put his interest in a blind trust when he was elected commissioner in 1998 after serving in the acting capacity for six years.

He entered politics working under his precinct captain, and was once an employee of the property tax appeal board before being elected commissioner in 1988.

If something goes wrong with policing in, say, Bristol, that would be a problem for the mayor of Bristol and for the elected commissioner of Avon and Somerset Police, not for the government in Westminster.

Mr Collins has put himself forward to be elected commissioner in his home county of Kent, if and when the first elections are held on November 15th 2012.

In 1998, after Selig was elected commissioner, DuPuy became executive vice president for administration and chief legal counsel.