Sentence examples for commissioner using from inspiring English sources

OBITUARIES An obituary last Friday about Joel A. Miele Sr., a former New York City buildings and environmental protection commissioner, using information from his family, misstated the names of his two sisters, who survive him.

All of the important people were in Milwaukee for the final game at County Stadium, home of the team the commissioner used to operate.

"The question is, if my high commissioner used the same term in Britain against authorities there, would that be taken lying down?

Faced with evidence that the bacteria had contaminated a far wider area than public health officials had anticipated, New Jersey's health commissioner used his strongest words yet to urge postal employees to seek preventative treatment immediately.

As he often does at these addresses, the commissioner used his opening remarks to wheel out a set of statistics, designed to illustrate the rude health of the league.

"The same kind of popularity that the N.F.L. enjoys to the benefit of all affiliated with it," he said, "is the same measurement the commissioner uses in assessing the impact of player conduct under the conduct policy".

"The commissioner uses the grease to run his department, but can't he spread it more thinly?" What about that agency where private contractors were supposed to compete with union workers?

In fact, however long the suspension is – and it would be based on the type of non-analytical evidence that led to Ryan Braun's 65-game suspension in late July, rather than a positive test – A-Rod will be able to appeal unless the commissioner uses the "best interests in baseball clause", a broad and sweeping power that can be used to ban Rodriguez from the game.

Yaroslavsky and Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomanotherther commissioner, used their Coliseum positions to score NFL tickets.

When being hauled before the court, the excuse the officers and former commissioner used was identical—"it was eaten by mice".

What do these elections and the by-elections tell us about who will be the next occupant of Number 10? Can the votes of a tiny proportion of the electorate in Little Sodbury or Gwent North by North West voting for police commissioners using a different voting system and with so many independents winning tell us anything at all? Can a mid-term by-election?