Sentence examples for wise commissioners from inspiring English sources

Yet, because wise commissioners have managed over the years to push back against nuclear power plants and sprawling developments, Californians can visit rocky shores, pristine beaches and ocean-view bluffs where marine animals, birds and plant life flourish.  .

Dale Moss, the president of the Ambassadors, said that if the two teams were in a league, "the issue is so clear and so simple that a wise commissioner would resolve this in minutes".

Not all Mr Cameron's reforms are wise (elected police commissioners are questionable) but only his health-care plan has run into serious trouble.The government is now moving from policymaking to implementation, which might suggest a lesser role for a bold thinker.

James D. Cook Streamwood, Ill., Dec. 14, 2007 • To the Editor: Re "Say It Ain't So, Roger, and Barry, and... .. (editorial, Dec. 14): You say, "Commissioner Bud Selig was wise to accept all of the many recommendations" of the Mitchell report.

Given that history, Bud Selig, the baseball commissioner, would be wise to notify the Yankees that Clemens has no margin for misbehavior if the World Series reaches game 6, when Clemens would be likely to take the mound again.

Commissioner Almunia is wise to resolve the European Commission's concerns through a settlement process that has proved to be rigorous and thorough rather than pursue a court process under Article 7.

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It would be wise not to squander this opportunity.MILES RICHARDSONChief commissioner, British Columbia Treaty CommissionVancouverEconomic indicatorsSIR Rephrasing economic events to make them seem less harsh has gone on for a while ("The art of euphenomics", August 19th).

Already this week, Mrs Fontaine showed that she intends to give the commission a hard time by demanding the second such report, compiled by the same committee of "wise men", before the parliament starts grilling the proposed new commissioners in September.

"It would seem that four years after police commissioners were introduced, the public are none the wiser about what they actually do".

But the Commissioners' Plan, as the grid is formally called, in fact made prescient and wise use of the city's natural environment — a fact that was lost on later generations of city planners.