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High-Level Commission on Carbon Prices.

Hillary Clinton wants a high-level commission to analyze ways to resolve the mortgage crisis — including Alan Greenspan.

As a first step, Governor Rell and leaders of the Legislature should appoint a high-level commission, like the one that grappled with Connecticut's transportation issues in 2001.

In 2003, he was taken to Canada, where a high-level commission concluded that the Canadian police and intelligence officials had erroneously linked Mr. Arar to Al Qaeda.

"They have their own leadership network," he said, "and do as they please".A high-level commission has been dispatched to Khorramabad to investigate the clashes.

Last week, a high-level commission reported on an extensive pattern of tabloid hacking into personal computers and voicemails and bribing police and public officials for inside information.

For years now the United States has been trying to engage China's government in strategic dialogues and high-level commissions.

"High-level commissions are just a way to defuse public anger," said Nawaraj Banjade, a hospital lab technician who was walking along Ring Road.

They have appointed high-level commissions, proposed legislation and tried to stoke public fears that benefits might not be available for their parents — or themselves.

Mr. Kiai and many others say Kenya has had a dangerous habit of whitewashing sensitive investigations, often setting up high-level commissions but never punishing the culprits.

For more than two decades, presidents of both political parties and Congress have sporadically assembled high-level commissions to explore ways to prolong the solvency of one or both programs.