Sentence examples for commissioner for finance from inspiring English sources

Europe's commissioner for finance and economics, Pedro Solbes, called France's offer "very encouraging".

During the conflict, Awolowo was federal commissioner for finance and vice chairman of the Federal Executive Council.

Mrs. Pardus-Abbadessa, 42, is the executive deputy commissioner for finance at the Human Resources Administration in New York.

From November 1943 to April 1945, he served under General Charles de Gaulle, first as commissioner for finance and then as minister of national economy.

Jonathan Hill, who resigned as EU commissioner for finance, told the Financial Times that the City should be ready to have rules imposed upon it by eurozone countries.

Ed Hamilton, the senior deputy commissioner for finance and administration, wrote that "international economic and political factors" affected performance of the state's representatives regardless of how closely they were monitored.

Last spring, the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development began changing that program to stretch limited resources, said Aileen Gribbin, the department's assistant commissioner for housing finance.

The program "capitalizes on developers' desire to build bigger buildings" and charge the higher prices that top-floor residences command, said Alicia Glen, assistant commissioner for housing finance at the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development.

"There have been numerous attempts over the past 10 years to redevelop the site, but nobody's been able to hold together a coalition of tenants, developers and government," said Alicia Glen, assistant commissioner for housing finance at the Department of Housing Preservation.

After he resigned in 1974, I went to work for the commissioner of finance until 1977 when Elmer Maloney, who was the clerk of the Board of Legislators at that time, asked me if I would be interested in joining the board's staff.

Carol Kellermann, a former deputy commissioner of finance in the Koch administration, said outside contracts were unavoidable for a sprawling city government, particularly in major products involving technical expertise.