Sentence examples for commissioner job from inspiring English sources
Last week Labour's Lord Prescott, who is standing for the police commissioner job in Humberside, warned that November was the worst time to hold an election.
And at City Hall, the mayor keeps at his side the third finalist for the commissioner job, Dennison Young Jr., one of his closest and most trusted aides.
Hence the decision by Mr. Pataki to appoint Austin Campriello, former chief of the rackets bureau for the Manhattan district attorney's office, to look into removing Mr. Paroli from his elections commissioner job.
The response was that Jordan's skill for political organizing and smooth diplomatic touch made him the perfect choice because the racing commissioner job appeared to require interest reconciliation and diplomacy more than anything else.
He said he would run for the commissioner job in Kent.
Organised by a group called Engage, the Question Time style event was well attended, people in inner city Birmingham felt the crime commissioner job could be vital on focusing on issues close to their hearts.
Labour are banking on the likelihood that they will win all the commissioner jobs in the north and across Wales.
Between the news conference and a trip back to Queens, where he swore in a councilman, Mr. Bloomberg spent his afternoon interviewing yet another round of candidates for city commissioner jobs.
There are not that many commissioner jobs around, and Garber, still only 43, has an ambitious streak that makes him dream of what M.L.S. could look like in 50 or 100 years.
The party is hoping that they will secure all the commissioner jobs in the north and across Wales, while the Tories assume they will win those in the south of England, rendering the Midlands forces as the chief battleground.
There were hopes that the feisty Ann Widdecombe (pictured), former Home Office minister and star of Strictly Come Dancing, might be induced to run for one of the 41 commissioner jobs up for election on 15 November, but she has told BBC Radio Devon she is not interested – and not just because she is busy.
