Sentence examples for order of commissioner from inspiring English sources

From 1942 until the end of World War II, baseball operated under the "green light" order of Commissioner Landis, approved by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

PGA Tour regulations preclude an event from extending into Tuesday, a regulation that could be suspended only by order of Commissioner Tim Finchem.

More notoriously, he did the same with the not-so-pretty Thirteen Most Wanted Men, the FBI mug-shots that he silkscreened for the facade of the New York State Pavilion at the 1964 World's Fair (they were covered up by order of Commissioner Robert Moses, who was not amused when Warhol offered to substitute an image of him instead).

They will also create a new pecking order of commissioners.

The cars were put up for auction a few days ago by order of City Commissioner of Purchase, Joseph V. Spagna.

In truth, the environmental map would be adopted rapidly by an order of the commissioner himself and after a 60-day comment period -- as opposed to the years of public wrangling and review that forged the state plan.

This law defined several new legislative routes, which "may be added by order of the commissioner of transportation to the trunk highway system" (as opposed to other such routes, which were added to that system by the legislature): Legislative Route No. 380.

He was suspended from his post in March – on the order of the High Commissioner for Human Rights – and put under internal investigation for leaking a confidential UN document.

Ms. Yapu, a hospital worker, was relieved to learn that the station in Jersey City she had chosen was administering a relaxed emissions test under the order of the transportation commissioner, James Weinstein.

They were cut down from the bridge at 11 00 by order of the county commissioner, then taken to Okemah.

However, the maximum term the Magistrate could legally impose was three months, and in 1896 they were released at the order of the High Commissioner for Southern Africa, Sir Henry Brougham Loch.