Sentence examples for commissioner exposed from inspiring English sources

What makes it even more appalling is that the Northern Territory's children's commissioner exposed some of these issues last year, and yet the abusive practices persist".

In May 2006, the Information Commissioner exposed the trade in details about people's lives - and said journalists were among the main customers.

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe's departure as Scotland Yard's commissioner exposes a lack of big hitters in British policing.

Polk's decision was based on his concern that a protracted negotiation by US commissioners would expose annexation efforts to foreign intrigue and interference.

"At the time, I had no idea of the extent of the agony," she admits, describing how it was her later role as an ambassador to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees that exposed her to the plight of the Bosnian civilians and made her want to learn more about the war.

The role of a commissioner is to expose shortcomings in the treatment of children when they occur, and to seek to protect their human rights.

Prides himself on his honesty, and refused to take bribe from brewer, and exposed him to commissioner.

Johannes Caspar, the data-protection commissioner in Hamburg who first exposed Google's activities, says that the FCC report casts a new light on the practice.

The report, led by the University of Middlesex and commissioned by the Office of The Children's Commissioner, suggests some children are exposed to pornography while still at primary school, and the proportion increases with age with "a significant proportion of children and young people" viewing pornography.

The Guardian did not feature on the list of newspapers exposed by the Information Commissioner in 2006.

The commissioners tendered their resignations after a report exposed corruption and cronyism at the core of Europe's executive body.