Sentence examples for potential commissioners from inspiring English sources

It needs to be part of a broad and deep relationship with your potential commissioners.

Officials and political leaders would choose a nominating committee that would then create a list of 40 potential commissioners.

Mr. Bloomberg said yesterday that Mr. Leventhal, who he said would vet potential commissioners and deputy mayors, would bring the new administration up to speed on the state of the city's agencies and would brief him on all he has learned about city government in the past decades.

He has even been spoken of as a potential commissioner of the Metropolitan police.

And later, Gaines again summoned him, this time to ask specifically about a potential commissioner, Hamilton Jordan, President Jimmy Carter's former chief of staff and top political operative, an old acquaintance with whom the pygmy had once worked closely.

Democratic Senators Hillary Clinton (D-NY) and Patty Murray (D-WA) have vowed to block a vote on any potential commissioner until the agency rules on Plan B. The drug is sold by prescription, but its maker, Barr Pharmaceuticals, and reproductive health advocates have been fighting for three years to make it available over the counter.

But someone familiar with the transition process said Mr. Scoppetta was not on Mr. Bloomberg's initial list of potential fire commissioners, which included many candidates from within the department.

"Because there are huge populations that have not played it or viewed it, we still see globalization as a huge growth potential," N.B.A. Commissioner David Stern said.

This offers a potential saving to commissioners of between £345 and £695 per patient per week.

The figures suggest that the potential sums that commissioners 'save' by not investing adequately in rehabilitation and support are exceeded by the additional costs of personal care and institutional care, to the tune of over £10 000/patient/annum.

This service evaluation is of potential interest to commissioners; firstly it demonstrates that it is possible to incorporate treatment modalities with differing underlying philosophies (i.e. Chinese acupuncture) into the NHS that are well received by patients.