The working assumption, however, is that rulemaking decisions are made by particular agencies responsible for the precise matters at issue, on the basis of what they expertly know and of the information and views they have received in the course of the public process.
While Madonna expertly knows how to affect an audience with body, song and gesture, she does not seem to know that film is not just a voice-over telling us positive things to a nice collage of pictures.
He soon became known for expertly combining technical tasks with more politically delicate work.
While I can't buy a good baguette, expertly cut meat from "known parentage" or high-quality aged French cheeses right outside my door, I can get preserved lemons, bulk-priced spices, basmati rice and the most amazing lemongrass-infused Thai sausages I have ever tasted.
One of the men shot the 42-year-old father of six, who had just started a new job at a film company and was known for expertly manning the grill at cookouts.
I have yet to find something Hugh can not do expertly, so I knew he would deliver a great episode.
Villarreal, now coached by Ernesto Valverde, who had played for both Espanyol and Barcelona in his time, expertly and intelligently knew how to match up to Barça's world-renowned movement and precision.
ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE (1946-1989) is best known for large, expertly printed photographs, but his first camera was a Polaroid.
Thousands of members of his new green-uniformed militia have set up roadblocks all around the country, where they beat up anyone who has not taken the precaution of spending a day's wages on a ZANU membership card.The "terror teens" as they are known, have been expertly trained.
Released in August, "Beauty Behind the Madness" combined the alternative R&B he was known for with expertly crafted pop tunes.
