Sentence examples for commissioner rather from inspiring English sources
But what's telling about the incident is that GCHQ chose to disclose the incident to their oversight commissioner, rather than to announce it on the agency's own website.
Yet the results are the kind of intimate portrait pleasing to its commissioner rather than aspiring to be a deep work of art.
Officials said, however, that the increases were caused largely by the office's recovery from the death of its longtime commissioner rather than any increase in wrongdoing.
A18 California Official Steps Down Chuck Quackenbush resigned as insurance commissioner rather than risk impeachment over accusations that he diverted millions in earthquake insurance settlements.
Flood did not like it, and when the St. Louis Cardinals traded him to Philadelphia, he opted to sue the commissioner rather than go to the Phillies, contending that he should have the right to play where he wanted.
If anything, Alderson was more suited to succeed Selig some day as commissioner rather than serve as a general manager, a job he had not held since 1997 with the Oakland Athletics.
"Why does it only mention five commissioners rather than the statutory seven?" he asked.
Although it pays lip service to a new role of LEAs as commissioners rather than providers of education services, the reality is that they are being stripped of most of their powers.
Voters in Colorado, Michigan, Missouri and Utah will decide in November whether to have independent commissioners, rather than state lawmakers, draw congressional maps and the lines for state legislative seats.
The Republicans said they wanted more control over the agency's purse strings and a board of commissioners rather than a single director to oversee the agency -- moves that would weaken the bureau, consumer advocates said.
The Republicans want a board of commissioners rather than a single director to oversee the agency and more control over the agency's purse strings - moves that would weaken the bureau, consumer advocates say.
