member of a commission

Sometimes he was made a member of a commission, but people didn't take his opinion into account very much.

A few years ago, I was a member of a commission on billboards.

He is playing a key role in the negotiations as a member of a commission set up to oversee talks.

A member of a commission is called a foguerer.

He was appointed in 1853 a member of a commission to settle private land claims in California.

The new king named him as member of a commission appointed to reform the system of taxation.

As a member of a commission that dealt with the hostage crisis, he helped establish conditions for their eventual release.

In 1623 chosen as member of a commission for negotiations with Sweden, he refused the nomination citing poor health.

Even members of a commission here appointed by the President to represent him reacted with a hint of optimism.

They were joined by members of a commission of guarantors that is overseeing the negotiations.

Members of a commission that is mediating the talks entered the Japanese residence just before noon today but after an hour they left without comment.

In 1904, he was appointed member of a commission to draft a proposed Penal Code.

In 1956 he was member of a commission, which investigated the affair around Greet Hofmans.

He was a member of a commission set up in 1862 with the aim of improving civil defence in the province.

In 1870, Meredith served as a member of a commission working out the settlement of the Alabama claims.

Haider was one of the members of a commission who recommended a promotion for Mujahid.

Dahl was one of three members of a commission who studied the issue and wrote regulations regarding waste products from the try houses.

He later became a member of a commission that pioneered univeral health coverage in Saskatchewan in the 1960's.

He was made a member of a commission to refurbish St. Paul's but was cynical about its chances.

He also served as a member of a commission that studied the municipal ownership of utilities in Great Britain.

In 1798, Cras rose to prominence as the leading member of a commission charged with drafting national codes of law.

Along with six other cardinals, Rebiba was named one of seven members of a commission charged with preparing a peace agreement.

He was appointed member of a commission of the Volksraad, the republican parliament that was to draw up a constitution.

He served as member of a commission to frame township laws and of the constitutional commission of 1894.

This word could imply a person who is a government administrator or a member of a commission set up by a government department or devolved administration.