Sentence examples for commissioner later from inspiring English sources
The phrase "commissioner later" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a commissioner in a future context, but it needs additional context to be usable. Example: "The commissioner will address the issue later in the meeting."
Ivan Gazidis, who would go on to become the league's deputy commissioner, later described the scene.
But his health commissioner later came out with a report that pointed fingers at his own agency over the incident.
In 2000 he was made the city's police commissioner; later, he was nominated to head the federal Department of Homeland Security.
He spent two years as the city's fire commissioner, later becoming a special state prosecutor for the city's criminal justice system.
Roger Goodell, the league's commissioner, later reflected on the first known example of real-time sports cybercrime by saying, "I think it's what makes the draft so exciting".
The commissioner later acknowledged the punishment was too light and said future first offenses in domestic violence cases would result in six-game bans.
Two years and two commissioners later, the national government declared the emergency over.
Two commissioners later, Bud Selig is seriously considering setting aside the decision of a man he reveres.
"Commissioners later found out that the firm's owner had served prison time for cocaine trafficking.
English Commissioners later gave Lee 300 pounds (equal to £ today) as compensation and Queen Caroline also gave him money from her private purse to help with rebuilding.
The mayor said he would name the next commissioner later this week or early the next.
