Sentence examples for full commissioner from inspiring English sources

When he resigned in 1966, after John V. Lindsay became mayor, he told The Times that he had written a note to the city treasurer's office every two weeks requesting the difference between an acting commissioner's salary of $15,000 a year and that of a full commissioner, $20,000.

Mr. McFadden found a way to make sure he was paid the full commissioner's salary after he was promoted from first deputy labor commissioner to acting commissioner.

When asked to assess Bud Selig since he became full-time commissioner in 1998, White responded with 10 seconds of silence.

There had been a backlog in resolving the complaints since losing Innes as a full-time commissioner, Wallace said.

Wendy Selig-Prieb, who ran the Brewers after her father became the full-time commissioner in 1998, is a graduate of Marquette's law school.

On Thursday Labor announced it would reinstate a full-time commissioner in government, but that would involve scrapping the position held by former human rights commissioner Tim Wilson.

Federal cabinet has agreed to appoint a full-time commissioner to advocate for the rights of people with disabilities, reversing a 2014 decision to abolish the role, which was absorbed into the age discrimination commissioner's job.

"The key issues facing a full-time commissioner are employment, because people with disabilities are employed at a rate 30% less than the general population, and the level of poverty facing people with disabilities".

The Senate has not yet confirmed a full-time commissioner since Douglas Shulman, a Bush appointee, stepped down this past fall.

The salary for the other full-time commissioners will be $60,000 each.

The board consists of five full-time commissioners, one of whom serves as chairman, and, by law, must include at least one architect, one engineer and one planner.