Commissions

Marine Colonel Dwight Sullivan, who was Chief Defense Counsel for the Office of Military Commissions, is a true patriot who fought very hard for the rule of law and worked with a lot of the pro bono lawyers from private law firms.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Andrew McCarthy Sticks to His Guns (And He May Be Pointing Them at You Next) 2010

Both the Kemeny and Rogovin Commissions to investigate the accident at TMI reported a sequence of events that included a successful scram at 8 seconds into The Event.

The Memory Hole 2005

Here the main motive for having separate Boards or Commissions is administrative convenience.

The Relationship Between Governments and Government-Controlled Corporations 1964

The gross income of various Commissions is over $800 million dollars a year.

Ontario—1961 1961

(not one of the old Oneals but of ancient English extract, by name Power), hee having received Commissions from the French King, etc.

Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society 1792

Commissions from the National Child Labor Committee produced some of his most haunting images: photographs of newsies, including one sleeping with papers for a pillow; a crowd of boy miners whose ghostly faces barely break the enveloping coal dust; a 5-year-old Mississippi shrimp picker.

Photo-Op: Steel Nerve 2012

In broad terms the Commissions mandate was to advise the

ANC Daily News Briefing 1996

A spokesman for the Commodity Futures Trading Commissions, which is leading the investigation, also declined to comment.

NYT > Home Page By BEN PROTESS 2011

National "commissions" are slow and ineffective and usually offer only bland "bipartisan" recommendations, (like the 9-11 Commission).

Joseph A. Palermo: Obama's "Fireside Chat" (FDR or Jimmy Carter?) 2010

"Commissions" paid to correctional agencies range as high as 65% of all revenue generated by the phones.

Outrageous rates charged for prison phone calls breaks family ties 2009