Sentence examples for prime commissioners from inspiring English sources

Trained in a circus school in Lyon, where he also studied with the modern-dance choreographer Maryse Delente, he received early support from Guy Darmet, artistic director of the Lyon Dance Biennial and the Maison de la Danse, a Lyon institution that is one of the prime commissioners of "Dix Versions".

In that year, Augustus arranged a system where the Senate designated three of its members as prime commissioners in charge of the water supply and to ensure that Rome's aqueducts did not fall into disrepair.

That document specifically barred ethnic Indians, who make up about 44percentt of the population, from holding top posts like president, prime minister or commissioner of police, or from holding a majority of seats in Parliament.

Presidents, prime ministers and high commissioners from the 54 Commonwealth nations attended the event.

"The number of times I have seen people caught out, prime ministers, mayors, police commissioners … it's the regular people, my callers.

Not when a former European commissioner is prime minister of Italy.

"It is actually a criminal offence to attack a serving royal commissioner," the prime minister said.

So when I speak to the prime minister, or the commissioner of police, that made no difference to me.

For the top job of IP commissioner, the prime minister will certainly be looking for a retired senior appeal judge.

For the moment, the ascent of a new interim government in Rome and the appointment of Mario Monti, a former European commissioner, as prime minister, have calmed those fears.

These include former Prime Minister John Howard, Human Rights Commissioner Tim Wilson, Institute of Public Affairs boss John Roskam, former IPA fellow Alan Moran, mining magnate and Mannkal think tank head Ron Manners and conservative columnist Janet Albrechtsen.