Sentence examples for executive of the commission from inspiring English sources

Claire Bassett, chief executive of the commission, acknowledged that more resources "would be welcome", but said the watchdog, which receives about two new applications a day, has to bear its share of cutbacks and had become adept at prioritising urgent cases.

However, Jon Rouse, chief executive of the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment, worries that it will be "cramped and over-developed".

Lord Ouseley, who was the chair and chief executive of the Commission for Racial Equality from 1993 to 2000, said he felt the previous system of separate bodies championing different equality agendas, which disappeared with the EHRC's creation, had been more successful at championing people's rights.

In written testimony presented to both legislative houses, James Zorn, the executive administrator of the commission, said, "In the Anishinaabe creation story we are taught that Ma'iingan (wolf) is a brother to Original man".

Dismissing the chief executive of the commissioning board will then be very tempting to politicians.

Carolyn Makinson, the executive director of the commission, said, of Ullmann, "She has an extraordinary empathy".

"It's like item 25 out of 25," said Robert R. Ceberio, the executive director of the commission.

Marc Ratner, the executive director of the commission, would not speculate about how the commissioners would vote.

"All these landfills were abandoned in the 1970's," said Alan J. Steinberg, executive director of the commission.

Frank McCartney, executive director of the commission, cited heavy commercial and residential development along Interstate 95.

The development would devastate the "urban wilderness" that Alan J. Steinberg, executive director of the commission, rightly praises.