Sentence examples for commissioner for development from inspiring English sources
Children will make the difference European Commissioner for Development Andris Piebalgs discusses how developed and developing countries must work together to meet the MDG goals.
And while the EEAS will have control of the strategic direction of EU aid to developing countries, the European commissioner for development will still have responsibility for setting the overall development budget.
"Unexpected natural catastrophes, food crisis or economic shocks can seriously undermine the results of our work in developing countries," said Andris Piebalgs, the EU commissioner for development.
The EU's commissioner for development, Neven Mimica, said: "Guinea-Bissau is back on the international scene and ready to move forward with the support of the EU.
"Cholera is a disease of destitution that used to be almost unknown in Zimbabwe," Louis Michel, the European Commissioner for Development and Humanitarian Aid, told The Associated Press.
Olli Rehn of Finland, who currently serves as enlargement commissioner, will take over economic and monetary affairs, and Karel de Gucht of Belgium, the current commissioner for development and humanitarian aid, will be trade negotiator.
In my experience as the European Commissioner responsible for development and humanitarian aid, children were at the core of my mandate, as they constitute by far the largest population group in the countries with which I worked.
County Executive Steve Levy chose Andrea H. Lohneiss, who has been community development director for the Town of Riverhead since 1988, to join his new administration as county commissioner for economic development.
Mr. Farrell was deputy commissioner for policy development under Mr. Kelly and continued in that role for several years under Police Commissioners William J. Bratton and Howard Safir.
The Central Americans "are very entrepreneurial and opening lots of small businesses," said Glen Spiritus, commissioner for community development for the Village of Hempstead.
According to Randy Daniels, the deputy commissioner for economic development in New York state, "African fabric shops, travel agents and telephone call-centres are internationalising the economy".
