Sentence examples for commissioner points out from inspiring English sources
The commissioner points out that comments made by political figures – such as press officers in Downing Street – as opposed to intelligence officials, do not require protection on grounds of national security.
Joseph Grundfest, a professor at Stanford Law School and a former SEC commissioner, points out that the rule in question states very clearly that a fund such as the one Goldman has in mind should be treated as a single shareholder.
Constance S. Barker, EEO Commissioner points out the flaws in the enforcement guidance on pregnancy discrimination.
Yesterday, Cecilia Malmström, the E.U. home-affairs commissioner, pointed out the disparate rates at which E.U. states take in refugees.
But a highly critical report by the independent Public Appointments Commissioner pointing out that NHS trusts have been packed with local Labour Party activists pinpoints a problem.
In response, Richard P. Mills, the state's education commissioner, pointed out that the Regents' proposal was flexible, and could be modified by the Campaign for Fiscal Equity's research.
One commissioner pointed out that Dr. Friedgood was seeking mercy as a senior citizen, but that "your wife was not given an opportunity to be a senior citizen".
As we drove back into town and through yet another refugee camp, the commissioner pointed out a number of tents that appeared to be empty or abandoned.
As Mario Monti, a former EU competition commissioner, pointed out in a recent call for action, 70% of the EU's GDP is in services but only 20% of those services cross borders.
But, as Stanley G. Motley, the county's parks commissioner, pointed out, gross profits from Playland constitute almost half the $25 million in total annual revenue the county makes from the entire parks system.
At first sight, it can often look like ordinary work," says Kevin Hyland, the UK's first independent anti-slavery commissioner, pointing out that Azad and his co-workers' experience is increasingly common.
