Sentence examples for through commissioners from inspiring English sources

When exercised through commissioners, their services are for the benefit of the railroad corporations as well as of the public.

It may embrace a general supervisions of the operation of their roads, which may be exercised by direct legislation commanding or forbidding, under severe penalties, the doing or omission of particular acts, or it may be exercised through commissioners specially appointed for that purpose.

Currently, access to ATs in the UK is through commissioners of stroke services, who require a business case to justify their provision that identifies the cost benefits of using ATs, both in the short and long term.

"What I am disappointed about – if you like, what I regret – is that the message clearly didn't get through to commissioners," Burstow said.

Through high commissioners or senior diplomats representing each Commonwealth country, the organisation is aiming to promote ideas for climate-change reversal with their governments at home.

The military expert said that, through county commissioners, Bul Nuer and Jikany Nuer youths had been "given guns, and their pay is what they can loot".

We're bringing together a panel with a wide range of expertise – from social enterprises with tendering experience through to commissioners with experience of the process.

Asked about DfE reforms to give additional oversight through regional commissioners, Wilshaw said: "It looks to be a very, very big challenge in a large number of local authorities".

"There is accountability in a different way through surveillance commissioners, other bodies and the ombudsman, and I think that this works".

This is more likely to happen through utilising commissioners' preferred communication mode of conversations and stories and contributing academics' skills and time to designing and conducting co-produced local evaluations steeped in the actual context of commissioning.

How many Fukushimas will we have to go through before NRC commissioners get it through their heads that it could happen here?" Elliott Negin is the director of news and commentary at the Union of Concerned Scientists.