Sentence examples for move commission from inspiring English sources

A recent Justice Department review of Philadelphia's use of force – requested by current police commissioner Charles Ramsey in 2013 – found systemic, unresolved deficiencies similar to those analyzed by the Move commission in 1986, said Greg McDonald, the attorney who was deputy director and legal counsel for the commission.

Theoretically, it made sense – moving commissioning and public health from PCTs [primary care trusts] to the local authorities – but people weren't ready and the skills weren't there initially.

GPPAQ was included in the 2013/14 hypertension Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) (a pay for performance system for United Kingdom general practitioners) to incentivise the recording of PA and PA interventions, as discussed in the 'Let's get moving' commissioning document [ 7].

It was an inspired move to commission Rachel Cusk to deliver a new version of Medea for the Almeida Greeks season.

Senator Ellis said he is optimistic that the new chairman will move the commission past the political pressures that have handicapped its work.

Fatbrain's move to commission works by name authors was also a bid to promote the market for electronic books and to raise publicity for the bookseller's new e-book Web site, MightyWords.

In another controversial move, the commission shied away from issuing binding legislation on shale gas.

In a nearly unprecedented move, the commission itself has filed an amicus brief to the high court arguing that no proceeding before a "tribunal" was underway when AMD invoked the law.

That move, the commission wrote, was improper and made it seem that the judge was "conducting an independent investigation into Mr. Fletcher's conduct, and was embroiled in the matter and biased against Mr. Fletcher".

This is why NHS England has indicated it will move towards commissioning primary care provided at scale.

We've all been there – you find something moving, you commission a painting.