An excuse to get rid of it altogether and rely instead on the forces of competition, commissioning and contracts in the unevidenced, but ideologically driven, belief that these are what really drive quality may be very convenient.
Mr. Hammond started the company this year after commissioning photos of his own sailboat, waiting several months for proofs and then final prints, and deciding there was a demand for a more convenient service enabled by new technology.
"The commission intervenes when it is convenient for the commission,'' he said, accusing Brussels of blackmailing Poland to force the country to take more than the 7,600 Syrian migrants agreed.
Additionally, many policy makers maintain relationships with so called 'pet' experts – experts that are consistently commissioned to provide a convenient and predictable opinion on certain topics, which can then be utilized in political arguments [25].
The first Datchet Bridge was a wooden bridge commissioned by Queen Anne as the crossing was a convenient back-way to Windsor Castle.
The issue is not whether it is easier or more convenient to use military commissions, but whether the conduct sought to be punished is literally outside the complex web of criminal provisions Congress has enacted over the years, including the Patriot Act.
He argues that although political elites often see a truth commission as a convenient way to address past atrocities, the findings, historical narratives, and recommendations of such commissions often surprise, upset, and discredit influential political actors.
The evidence now is rather that governments—or, at any rate, heads of government have evolved to the point at which they can advance their common interest at least as adroitly as the commission might, and with considerably more political clout behind them.The weakness of the Santer commission was a convenient factor.
Remote and unloved, the commission is a convenient whipping-boy.
Recent Coalition governments — including both the current federal and Queensland governments — have come to power on promises of "steady as she goes", only to have convenient fiscal emergencies uncovered by commissions of audit chaired by political mates.
It is becoming increasingly evident that the involvement of a small number of doctors and nurses in clinical commissioning groups is a convenient cover for the transfer of billions of public money to unaccountable commercial companies.
