Sentence examples for chief assessor from inspiring English sources

The chief assessor, Rick Daniel, said he believed that the taxes were calculated fairly.

"Why would a company that already bought the property, started construction and now has millions in stud fees need an inducement to come to Elmont?" asked Harvey B. Levinson, Nassau County's chief assessor.

Nassau County legislators heard sharply contrasting reactions today to the county's proposed new budget: a Wall Street bond-rating company praised it, but the county's chief assessor said that it had illegal provisions.

They look at occupation, we wanted to focus on parental occupation, on the social mobility from one generation to the next," says Phil Wilson, chief assessor for the civil service fast stream.

Tony Hopwood, chief assessor for the Open and Distance Learning Quality Council, says the increase is particularly marked in the university sector, which is now competing with dedicated distance learning organisations.

Phang J.A. relied on the principles set out in the Privy Council cases Howe Yoon Chong v. Chief Assessor (1980) and Howe Yoon Chong v. Chief Assessor (1990), drawing the following salient points from them: An executive act may be unconstitutional if it amounts to intentional and arbitrary discrimination.

He recently retired as chief deputy assessor for Los Angeles County and has been a consultant on several campaigns by candidates for local and state offices.

Mark Ryavec served as chief deputy assessor for Los Angeles County and is president of Venice Stakeholders Assn.

Mr. Bowen is the intensely focused manager of the unusual campaign of a Cook County commissioner, Forrest Claypool, for county assessor, chief of property tax rates.

With his appointment as assessor (or chief legal officer) of the Chancellor's Court, Blackstone became far more involved in the university's peculiar legal system, and records show him sitting between eight and ten times a year from 1753 to 1759, mainly dealing with small claims of debt.

A growing number of nonprofit groups in California are being denied exemption from property taxes because the state's chief tax collector and assessors contend they do not do enough to benefit state residents, according to lawyers representing the groups.