Sentence examples for conduct commission from inspiring English sources

But Robert H. Tembeckjian, the administrator of the judicial conduct commission, said the commission would oppose the proposed changes.

The judicial conduct commission investigates about 250 judges a year, and it publicly disciplined 15 judges last year.

The conduct commission was made up of faculty members and alumni appointed by the university president, Myles Brand.

Mr. Sampson, who proposed a similar bill last year, said that it was even more necessary now because of the recent criticism of the judicial conduct commission.

Robert H. Tembeckjian, administrator of the judicial conduct commission, said last week that there were "no longer any legal impediments" to its proceeding against the judge.

The conduct commission's decision came as the 10-year dispute over judicial salaries is headed to the state's highest court, the Court of Appeals, on Jan 12.

Moreover, we do not conduct commissioned studies.

But the core of Mr. Witt's book, a result of five years of far-flung archival research, is his account of the Civil War, which gave rise to the first modern code of wartime conduct, commissioned by Lincoln on the eve of Emancipation, just as he was preparing to intensify the war.

"The judicial conduct commissions in every state are more vigilant about these things than they have been in the past, if for no other reason than that these horror stories about judicial elections are hitting the newspapers," said James J. Alfini, an expert on judicial discipline at Northern Illinois University School of Law.

"As a result of the work of the anti-corruption and security unit and on the recommendation of the chairman of the code-of-conduct commission, the executive board accepts that there is a prima-facie case against Mr Odumbe and has directed the Kenyan Cricket Association (KCA) and the ICC to conduct a formal hearing into the matter," said the ICC's chief executive Malcolm Speed.

The governor accused Ms. Mathis, who is registered as an independent, of improperly conducting commission business out of public view and of skewing the redistricting process toward Democrats.