Sentence examples for the commission far from inspiring English sources

"The concern is that it's so wide a discretion: it gives the commission far too much power," says Jay Kennedy, director of policy and research at the Directory of Social Change (DSC), an information and training body.

By raising the issue of Channel 5's erotic programming for debate, the commission, far from applying 'regulation by prejudice', is helping to ensure that the balance of power is maintained between viewer and broadcaster on what is and what is not acceptable.

The governor's commission, far from creating any impetus for change, may have made meaningful tax reform even more elusive.

The commission is far from reflexively antimerger.

Perhaps, but the problem inside the commission is far worse — because inept people can be replaced.

Q. Did the commission go far enough in its investigation of NASA?

But Common Cause New York said the commission was far too weak to justify accepting gerrymandered lines for another decade.

Are these boys the C.I.A., the F.B.I.?" He said of the commission, "So far, I've been handling it by ignoring it.

The French economy should grow 0.5 percent this year and by 1.3 percent in 2013, the commission said, far short of the 1.7 percent growth Mr. Hollande had anticipated for next year.

The S.E.C. has defended the practice of allowing companies to avoid admitting or denying charges, saying that by settling with companies, it saves the commission the far greater expense — and potential risk — of fighting them in court.

"I feel vindicated by what's been revealed at the commission so far, although it's not what we really want," Brailey says.