One of the agency's own commissioners, for example, questioned Mr. Meister's decision to impose only nominal fines on certain companies.
And, third, some argue that urban strongmen will not sit easily with other government efforts to devolve power both to smaller neighbourhoods and to larger regions: the government wants to bring in elected police commissioners, for example, most of whom will oversee territories bigger than cities.But concern about the outcome of an election is not a good reason to avoid one.
A few families have dominated the party, and their names still carry weight: Annette Craycraft, the unsuccessful candidate for Delaware county commissioner, for example, is the sister of Steve Craycraft, the Delaware county auditor, and both are the children of Ally Craycraft, who long held positions in town.
Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, for example, said that under an order written early last year to ensure that police resources were not drawn in and overcome by any diversionary action, the department's response to the scene was limited.
Outgoing commissioner Philippe Busquin, for example, studied physics but then became a heavyweight in Belgian politics.
Australia's commissioner Donna Petrochenko, for example, was as forthright as her populace would demand in declaring that "Australia is resolutely opposed to commercial whaling in any form" and "strongly supports the moratorium".
At its mildest, this talk is a background hum in the form of government ministers telling us what shows we should be making, as if they were television's chief commissioners of programmes; for example, John Whittingdale recently said in an interview: "Arguably, I'd keep David Attenborough".
For example, commissioners expected some investments in diabetes to reduce emergency admissions and some to improve health.
For example, commissioners told us that they placed a high value on using data to support evidence-based decision-making.
Are there, for example, Commissioners who have opposed Mrs Wallström's communication plan or Mr Kallas's Transparency Initiative.
This will require effective practical translational structures and processes as outlined above - for example, commissioners and managers of health services with sufficient understanding, expertise and time to assess and incorporate innovations into routine services.
