Sentence examples for most commissioners from inspiring English sources

"I think most commissioners are coming around to that".

At the current pace of development, however, neither the towns nor most commissioners believe the effort has been enough.

In explaining their reasons for rejecting the tower, most commissioners said they believed that it would be out of character in the largely residential neighborhood, a point that Mr. Allen made in a video opposing the project that he submitted to the commission in March.

But Jane S. Hoffman, the commissioner of consumer affairs, one of the most visible commissioners in the Giuliani administration these days, exudes capability as if it were mandated.

Most police commissioners derive their clout from the mayor they serve, but Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly has spent a lifetime moving through New York's corridors of power -- and it shows.

Most other commissioners wanted to stick around, he said.

Most parks commissioners in the state have been amicable in giving the sport time and space.

Three of the four most recent commissioners served active-duty military tours: William J. Bratton and Bernard B. Kerik in the Army, and Raymond W. Kelly in the Marines.

The central bodies' promise of more collaboration should also be evident at the other end of the performance spectrum, in helping the most innovative commissioners and providers design and implement new care models.

Harrington, one of modern classical's most important commissioners of new works, spends a lot of the year away from his San Francisco home, touring the world, listening out for anything that might feed into the Kronos mix, and contacting new people for the string quartet to work with.

After I left the press conference about its 2008 annual report at Channel 4's (freehold) Horseferry headquarters, I bumped into one of the broadcaster's most powerful commissioners, who said with glee: "Hey, we're not ITV, we're not Channel Five: we're still here, we're independent, we're coping".