Sentence examples for only one commissioner from inspiring English sources

Already, one enforcement case has been thrown out of court because only one commissioner voted on it; another is threatened.

Earlier this month, an administrative law judge threw out the government's audit-independence case against Ernst & Young because only one commissioner was able to vote on it.

One case involving accusations that Ernst & Young violated independence rules by maintaining a business relationship with a client has already been thrown out by a judge, because only one commissioner was able to vote on it.

An administrative law judge at the S.E.C. dismissed it several months ago because only one commissioner had voted to authorize the action.

The F.C.C., however, seems unlikely to intervene as only one commissioner, Michael J. Copps, came out against NBC's decision, castigating it as "a race to the bottom".

Unfortunately, only one commissioner agreed with our belief that the community's commitment to both its cultural heritage and its stewardship of its financial and physical resources could enhance this project and its important downtown neighborhood.

The Fire Department has never had a female commissioner, and only one black commissioner, Robert Lowery, who held the office from 1966 to 1973.

But that issue is not the only one angering the commissioner's office.

When the F.C.C., for instance, approved AT&T's merger with MediaOne, only one of the commissioners expressed any significant concern about the declining number of media voices that will result from the deal.

In an account of the case in The New York Times Magazine last Sunday, Benjamin Weiser noted that, of the more than 20 people who testified in depositions or were interviewed about the case, only one -- a former deputy commissioner of the department -- had expressed shock at the mistake.

He is the only one who can walk into the commissioner's office without knocking, and the only one to address the boss without using his title.