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Commissioner

Definition:

A commissioner is a person who is officially appointed or elected to oversee and manage a particular organization, department, or government function.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun

Senses:

  1. The head of a government agency or department
  2. An official who supervises a particular activity or function

Usages:

Popular Usage: Commissioner typically refers to an individual holding a high-ranking position in a government agency or department, responsible for making decisions, formulating policies, and ensuring efficient operations.

Local Usage: In some regions, especially within sports, the term commissioner is used to describe the person in charge of overseeing and managing a professional league, ensuring fair play, and making rulings on disputes.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The commissioner of police held a press conference to address the recent rise in crime rates.
  2. The commissioner of education announced new measures to improve the quality of schools in the district.
  3. The commissioner of the National Basketball Association (NBA) imposed a fine on a player for unsportsmanlike conduct.
  4. The local soccer league appointed a commissioner to resolve disputes between teams and ensure fair competition.

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