Sentence examples for commissioner thinks from inspiring English sources
The children's commissioner thinks that at the moment the figure is about 2,000.
If this is how the commissioner thinks, why be surprised if there is a problem with hiring coaches?
If the commissioner thinks that a short spell in prison will stop these "villains" reoffending, then he is at best naive, at worst plain wrong.
"The commissioner thinks it is the right thing to do rather than let this linger for the months, and years even, that a criminal trial could take," said Thomas Antenen, a department spokesman.
But is it also illegal to buy information about the number of customers going into a retailer, and trade using those data?Joseph Grundfest, a professor at Stanford University and former SEC commissioner, thinks that through this investigation the SEC may be trying to "expand traditional conceptions" of what constitutes insider trading.
Steve Lopez: This TV producer and coastal commissioner thinks the columnist is a conspiracy theorist.
Nearly five years later, when Senator Robert F. Kennedy was killed, William Eckert, baseball's commissioner, thought it prudent that teams play.
An ally of Stephenson said: "The commissioner thought if the prime minister is happy employing Andy Coulson, and Neil Wallis has bid the lowest price, what reason would we have not to employ him?" Stephenson had been due to appear before the home affairs select committee tomorrow.
An ally of Stephenson said: "The commissioner thought if the prime minister is happy employing Andy Coulson, and Neil Wallis has bid the lowest price, what reason would we have not to employ him?" Stephenson had been due to appear before the home affairs select committee on Tuesday.
"I object to that," Mr. Polanco said, adding that the board had "interpreted the law in a manner that the counsel and commissioners thought was appropriate".
Douglas said she did not know what the commissioners thought of the meeting, and the commissioners did not return calls seeking comment.
