Sentence examples for commissioner goes from inspiring English sources

A new post of climate-change commissioner goes to a Dane.

Repeating that phrase by rote is a rite of passage that every Commissioner goes through prior to confirmation.

"The average cop can't even get a sandwich, but the commissioner goes off and gets $7,000 or so worth of perks?" Mr. Leffler said.

"When a commissioner goes up there in Baltimore and says anything about training, he is talking out of his ass," says Wood.

Currently if an NHS provider (or commissioner) goes into deficit there is an assumption that the health secretary will cover costs to ensure service continuity, then argue later about the terms of any possible recovery.

He told BBC Breakfast: "At the moment if the Information Commissioner goes after a company, he's got to show the company has caused you - the consumer at home - serious distress, serious harm.

The commissioner went on: "The MPS can - and has demonstrably - investigated matters wherever they arise.

One commissioner went to a Holocaust memorial to hint at what might happen if the constitution were rejected; other "yes" campaigners showed footage of the killings at Srebrenica.

Peter Mandelson, then E.U. Trade Commissioner, went to the last summit meeting with Mr. Putin five years ago, when Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization was a hot topic.

That a police commissioner went out of his way to become embroiled in a political campaign is worth noting.

We have assured the UK that what the high commissioner went through will not happen againand he will be respected, she said.