Presidents appoint the commissioners and almost always install three commissioners of their party (including the chairperson), along with two commissioners from the other party.
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The commissioners voted 3-2 along party lines, with Chairman Ajit Pai and the two Republican commissioners approving and the two Democratic commissioners voting against the deal.
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There are 250 utility commissioners in America — and utility commissioners control half the carbon in America.
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Three commissioners voted to continue the mattress probe, while two commissioners "did not participate in this investigation," it added.
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Congress created the FEC shortly after Watergate with six commissioners and barred more than three commissioners from one political party.
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Action typically requires the votes of four commissioners, which means that three commissioners can bring the commission to a standstill.
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One of his commissioners, Roselyn Akombe, fled the country and resigned, citing threats against her, including from her fellow commissioners.
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The three Republican commissioners, including Mr. Pai, have said they will vote for the proposal, outnumbering the two Democratic commissioners.
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A law passed by parliament suspended the IHEC's nine-member board of commissioners in June and replaced the commissioners with judges.
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The proposal passed in a 3-2 vote, with three Democratic commissioners including Wheeler in favor and two Republican commissioners dissenting.
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Simpson needs four votes from commissioners to get parole, and there will be four commissioners who initially vote after his hearing Thursday.
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The three Republican commissioners outnumber the two Democratic commissioners, and so the proposal to end net neutrality is almost certain to pass.
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FTC commissioners broke along party lines, 123-2, with the GOP majority lining up to support the pact while Democratic commissioners objected.
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All utilisation and management of such authorities are inspected by the Office or Surveillance Commissioners and the Interception of Communications Commissioners Office.
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Pai and the two Republican commissioners have said they would vote for the measure while the two Democratic FCC commissioners oppose it.
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Although lawmakers cannot reject commissioners-designate, political pressure after unsuccessful hearings has led some would-be commissioners to withdraw in the past.
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It is unprecedented for a complaint like this to be brought by only two sitting commissioners, let alone two commissioners from the same party.
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The five commissioners are all appointed by the president, including the chairperson, and no more than three commissioners may belong to the same party.
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Typically, the FCC is comprised of three commissioners representing the party of the president in office and two commissioners representing the second major party.
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While the Senate must confirm all FERC commissioners, Trump has the authority to unilaterally appoint the chairman from among the confirmed commissioners, without Senate approval.
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Even with a full complement of commissioners, the FEC will regain its strength only if those commissioners believe in maintaining the freedom of American elections.
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FCC COMMISSIONERS HEAD UP TO THE HILL AGAIN: All five FCC commissioners will testify before the Senate Commerce Committee on March 28503, the committee says.
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The parliament must vote to accept the entire college of commissioners — a process that's preceded by hearings of the commissioners-designate in relevant parliamentary committees.
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The use of a first- and second-preference vote to find the best compromise option is how we elect our mayors, police commissioners and crime commissioners.
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The Journal reported that the FTC voted along party lines, with three Republican commissioners voting in favor of the settlement and two Democratic commissioners voting against it.
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Republican Commissioners Ajit Pai and Michael O'Rielly issued lengthy dissents of the final proposal before Democratic Commissioners Jessica Rosenworcel, Mignon Clyburn and Wheeler voted to pass it.
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It has said the changes are needed as the salaries of election commissioners and the information commissioners could not be on par, since they have different mandates.
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After hearing a speaker on gerrymandering at the library, Reeder called the board of county commissioners and asked to give a presentation at the commissioners' monthly meeting.
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This would fall in-line with Ohlhausen's view, but the FTC was deadlocked with just two commissioners — handcuffing it to Obama-era policies until more commissioners were appointed.
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By giving the government the power to decide their salaries and terms, the changes would compromise the independence of the information commissioners, activists and several former information commissioners say.
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The Commission's operations have not been open and transparent, not even to the commissioners themselves, who have been deprived access to documents prepared by and viewed by other commissioners.
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Control Attribute Assessed as Stronger: SMI reports directly to the MoF; three members on the board of commissioners are appointed by the MoF and there are two independent commissioners.
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State insurance commissioners have enforcement authority over the Federal Parity Law for some health plans, and many of those commissioners received federal grant money to increase parity enforcement efforts.
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It is interesting to note that it is only gridlock when three Republican commissioners vote together, but it is something virtuous when the three Democrat commissioners vote as a bloc.
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The vote over the Lifeline plan was delayed for three hours because of back-and-forth between the two Republican commissioners and the three Democratic commissioners over the program's details.
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At the S.E.C., the agency's Republican commissioners have balked at big corporate penalties, saying they unfairly punish innocent shareholders, while the Democratic commissioners argue that the penalties deter future lawbreaking.
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The study found that six of the ten Democratic FTC commissioners who served during the past two decades have corporate revolving door conflicts, compared to ten of the fourteen Republican commissioners.
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Commissioners have to be nominated by the president and approved by the Senate for seven-year terms, and no more than three of the commissioners can be from the same party.
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Yet it suffers from having too many commissioners (28, one per member country), a defect that has been only partially dealt with by the creation of senior vice-presidents and junior commissioners.
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The freeze means SEC commissioners will now have to vote on the deal, the WSJ said, but timing of the vote remains uncertain and the three commissioners could still approve the acquisition.
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FTC COMMISSIONERS BEFORE CONGRESS: The Senate Commerce Committee on Tuesday called Federal Trade Commissioner Chairwoman Edith Ramirez and the agency's other two commissioners, Maureen Ohlhausen and Terrell McSweeny, for an oversight hearing.
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Manage all communications with the media including: (1) speaking with reporters; (2) preparing Commissioners for interviews; (3) drafting press releases; and (2023) collaborating with Commission staff on editorials and speeches for Commissioners.3.
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Rome, Alitalia special commissioners informally meet trade unions (1600 GMT).
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Until early August the CFTC operated with only two commissioners.
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Proposals are open to the public and submitted by commissioners.
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With that departure, the agency is down to two commissioners.
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Chairman Ajit Pai and the three FCC commissioners continue working.
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He could send in commissioners to turn the council round.
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Almost half of the European Commissioners will be in Davos!
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The agency has five commissioners when operating at full capacity.
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SEC Commissioners did not learn of the breach until recently.
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Cunningham is running for Dallas County Commissioners Court Precinct 2.
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Typically, SEC commissioners are considered by the Senate in pairs.
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He did this without consulting any of the three commissioners.
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There are, as noted above, only four commissioners currently serving.
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The two current commissioners are holdovers from the Obama administration.
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My fellow commissioners, a bipartisan group, took our charge seriously.
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Today's commissioners are better, but still fall for false economies.
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Since the first four EAC commissioners took office in Dec.
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The FEC's failures can be traced entirely to its commissioners.
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The FCC currently has two GOP commissioners and one Democrat.
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For some FTC commissioners, the penalty didn't go far enough.
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Commissioners expect to vote on the proposal in late October.
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The agency is typically run by six commissioners; one resigned.
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The five commissioners of the SEC must also authorize it.
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The commissioners returned to the room after the quick disruption.
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I want to have an open dialogue with my commissioners.
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The U.S. Senate has just confirmed two new FCC commissioners.
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On Tuesday, county commissioners voted against the needle exchange program.
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Three commissioners — LaFleur, Chatterjee, and Glick — wrote separate, concurring statements.
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In front of commissioners, state representatives, senators, and domestic workers.
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Baltimore has had five police commissioners in as many years.
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Commissioners would be free to ask questions of the staff.
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The condensed schedule leaves commissioners with little time to prepare.
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The Berks County commissioners have backed keeping the center open.
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It is the Board of Commissioners, not the County Council.
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The two CFTC commissioners are not alone in their concerns.
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These commissioners have been enabled by the commission's very structure.
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The commission currently has five commissioners serving and one vacancy.
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The board of commissioners declined to comment on her death.
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What they're saying: Democratic FCC Commissioners are lauding the decision.
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Staff has briefed the commissioners about their probe, the third person said, and plan to issue a formal recommendation for a fine soon — a move that would then trigger a vote by the commissioners.
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Between the lines: Per CPI, there is a long-standing tradition for the president to nominate commissioners in bipartisan pairs, supporting a rule that no more than 3 commissioners may represent one political party.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - The U.S. top commodities regulator has been operating with as few as two commissioners in 2017 and hasn't had a full slate of five commissioners for nearly three years.
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In two other Philadelphia-area suburbs, they captured Chester County's board of commissioners for the first time in history and seized control of Bucks County's board of commissioners for the first time since the 1980s.
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All three of the remaining commissioners — one Democrat, one Republican and an independent who usually votes with Democratic commissioners — are serving well past their original terms, having all been confirmed during the second Bush administration.
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FCC Commissioners are frequently industry veterans, and Pai is no exception.
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Commissioners, took an oath and promised to uphold our duties and
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It's steered by five commissioners who vote on rules and cases.
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No more than three commissioners can be from the same party.
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These are the kinds of thoughts that give FERC commissioners migraines.
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In 2008, he bankrolled a campaign to unseat two county commissioners.
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A spokesperson for the commissioners said none were available for comment.
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Pleas from the Democratic commissioners to open investigations often go unheeded.
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Police and crime commissioners, as elected watchdogs, also muddy the waters.
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No more than three commissioners can belong to a single party.
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The committee is now debating the commissioners' hiring, firing and remit.
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The report recommended commissioners consider recent reforms Wynn Resorts has adopted.
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The subcommittee will hear from numerous stakeholders, including former FERC commissioners.
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The Cook County Board of Commissioners passed the tax last November.
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The agency has had just two commissioners for the past year.
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Denver Board of Water Commissioners, $152.2 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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But in Kenya, those same commissioners have not even been charged.
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AT&T has hammered Wheeler's proposal along with the Republican commissioners.
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O'Rielly is one of five Commissioners to the Federal Communications Commission.
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The FCC commissioners were reportedly escorted out through a back door.
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"The commissioners are trying to address those different standards," Lundy said.
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The agency's five commissioners will still have to approve those rulings.
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As the commissioners had anticipated, intensification of arms-making had an
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Hopefully, in the future, Chairman Pai will better engage other commissioners.
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Other independent agencies are usually led by commissioners or board members.
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Instead, commissioners will meet next week to present a single proposal.
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The college of European Commissioners also came to the same conclusion.
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FERC did not say when the commissioners would make that decision.
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"Insurance commissioners are in a tough spot this year," Levitt said.
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At least one of the commissioners as already expressed some regret.
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FERC now has five commissioners, for the first time since 2015.
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But state insurance commissioners have more pressing issues on their mind.
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No more than three commissioners can come from any one party.
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The commissioners and chiefs of both departments are expected to attend.
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But that didn't persuade commissioners, and they voted against the program.
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The commission needs at least four commissioners to have a quorum.
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It's headed by five commissioners who determine its cases and rules.
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Additionally, the F.T.C. has just three of its normal five commissioners.
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The three commissioners are among those under investigation, the source said.
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The commissioners voted about a month ago to move the memorial.
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"Threat assessments are resource and time intensive," he told the commissioners.
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She sent some of the emails to commissioners' private email addresses.
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Some commissioners say the criticism of the commission has been unfair.
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Commissioners are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate.
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Yet the commissioners were not sure what to do about it.
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The remaining commissioners declined or did not return requests for comment.
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The inspector general's letter was sent to JCOPE commissioners in October.
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Since then, the F.D.A. has been run by two acting commissioners.
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Of the three commissioners currently in FERC, two have criticized it.
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Several state attorneys general, Democratic FCC commissioners and even Republican Rep.
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Commissioners were expected to come to the table in good faith.
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FERC is an independent agency that is run by bipartisan commissioners.
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Spokespeople for the three commissioners were not immediately able to comment.
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The agency was last fully staffed with six commissioners in 13.
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On Tuesday, five former commissioners, including Dr. Gottlieb, endorsed Dr. Hahn.
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Sadly, we are left to conclude that the Democrats are simply trying to stop FCC Commissioners from speaking to right-of-center organizations while they have no problem with Commissioners speaking to left-of-center groups.
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Mignon Clyburn, one of the Democratic commissioners, presented two accordion folders full of letters protesting the changes, and accused the three Republican commissioners of defying the wishes of millions of Americans by ceding their oversight authority.
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In Parliament, asked by Juncker to review his proposals to change the code of conduct for commissioners, Greens transparency spokesman Benedek Javor said it would be better to give all commissioners a three-year cooling off period.
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Officials at the agency have pointed to the small number of commissioners as holding the EAC back in its ability to help election officials, as it cannot take on major policy moves without at least three commissioners.
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From 2008 to 2013, Petersen and McGahn were two of those commissioners.
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The document has yet to be agreed formally by the EU Commissioners.
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Maggie Hassan (D-NH) questioned the commissioners over the practice last fall.
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The F.T.C. commissioners voted unanimously for this expansion of their current investigations.
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Gaming commissioners in Nevada, Macau and Massachusetts are conducting their own inquiries.
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Once inaugurated, Trump will appoint five new FCC commissioners, including a chairperson.
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The commissioners will present a final written report in March next year.
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The two other FCC commissioners have yet to vote on the matter.
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We need a couple of FERC commissioners to get the permits done.
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Trump could pick minority commissioners — who don't even have to be Democrats.
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Moreover, the SEC will be down to two commissioners after Jan. 20.
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The commissioners need a reserve power to weigh warrants on their merits.
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The commissioners didn't interview Western diplomats or U.N. staff based in Eritrea.
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Sources close to economic commissioners in Brussels said the report was "unfounded".
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But Tom Wheeler, chairman of the F.C.C., said commissioners needed more discussions.
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A parole board panel of commissioners said he is suitable for parole.
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The agency's two Democratic commissioners voted against the deal, while Republican Sen.
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Its commissioners deserve our thanks for continuing to serve this vital role.
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The auction date was approved by a unanimous vote of CNH commissioners.
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Eleven L.P.C. commissioners sat behind a long table, waiting to hear testimony.
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The judge scheduled a hearing and called for testimony from CFTC commissioners.
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But there is little indication it will be blocked by state commissioners.
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Some commissioners are likely sympathetic to taking big action on Big Tech.
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The proposals were opposed by the two Republican commissioners: Pai and O'Rielly.
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Democrats also took the majority of the Bucks County Board of Commissioners.
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The National Association of Insurance Commissioners declined to comment on the report.
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No more than three commissioners can be from the same political party.
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But this month, the program was halted pending reapproval from county commissioners.
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" • Differences among the commissioners are "complicating the final days of the talks.
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Nye County commissioners voted unanimously this week to pass the preemptive declaration.
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Of the eight department commissioners who have left, six have been women.
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"Commissioners get the case the day they see the person," she said.
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State insurance commissioners, too, have heard from constituents faced with these bills.
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The Republican commissioners chided the Democrats for attempting to change the rules.
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The commissioners, including Mr. Rosch, voted to go ahead with the lawsuit.
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Four of the commissioners, including Mr. Simons, were sworn in this month.
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Morgan was taken back to the holding cell while the commissioners deliberated.
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FTC commissioners voted 2-1 to approve the filing of the lawsuit.
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Appellate judges, independent commissioners, and SCOTUS confirmation would still require 30 hours.
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The four most recent commissioners of the F.D.A. have also opposed them.
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The FTC has a dedicated "tech task force" and two activist commissioners.
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" The commissioners all agreed it was important to set the "right tone.
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Gubitosi is currently one the commissioners managing loss-making state carrier Alitalia.
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The commissioners, apparently enthralled by Blahyi's account, challenged few of his claims.
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He recently sued the seven election commissioners for rushing it to court.
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A 1998 law set IRS commissioners' terms in scheduled, five-year increments.
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Staff for the other commissioners did not respond to requests for comment.
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Broward County commissioners on Tuesday considered several issues related to the shooting.
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Rome, Industry Minister Stefano Patuanelli meets Alitalia special commissioners and trade unions.
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There can be no more than three commissioners from the same party.
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Slaughter was one of two FTC commissioners to vote against the settlement.
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He is also one of the city's most infamous former police commissioners.
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Increasingly, its Republican commissioners have been hostile to the FEC's very mission.
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Banks questioned why only his campaign group was being singled out for investigation and alleged all the commissioners at election watchdog support staying in the EU. "The Commissioners are fully signed up 'Remainers,'" he said in the letter.
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Judge Agee failed to consider how the commissioners' openly expressed piety "might fall on the ears of Hindu attendees, Jewish attendees, Muslim attendees or others who do not share the commissioners' particular view of salvation or their religious beliefs".
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As expected, the vote was 3 to 2 along party lines, with Chairman Ajit Pai and Republican Commissioners Brendan Carr and Michael O'Rielly voting in favor of the order, and Democratic Commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel voting against.
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No more than three of the five commissioners would be from the same political party, and while the majority would dictate the agency's agenda, the presence of two minority party commissioners would bring greater transparency and a moderating influence.
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According to Roberto Cadiz, one of the commissioners, that isn't even the point.
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All five PUC commissioners voted to allow Mariner East 1 to resume service.
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"The FTC will soon have an entirely new slate of commissioners," Gray notes.
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The identity of the commissioners on any given shift would be kept secret.
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Commissioners are expected to vote on the measure at their June 6th meeting.
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If Britax disagrees with the commissioners' decision, it can appeal in federal court.
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That data allows politicians to gerrymander or election commissioners to establish polling locations.
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The Commissioners also reduced their large holdings of rural let land by £30m.
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Republican Commissioners Ajit Pai and Michael O'Rielly are opposed to the proposal outright.
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But it is our role as commissioners on the PCAH to do so.
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The FCC is led by five commissioners, one of whom serves as chairperson.
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Republican FCC commissioners have urged the agency to scrap the cross-ownership limits.
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Six of IIF's nine commissioners represent the shareholders and the remainder are independent.
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Brill's departure leaves the commission, which should have five commissioners, with just three.
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One of the commissioners said this week nationalization was not currently an option.
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That's something his fellow Commissioners were quick to emphasize in their dissenting opinions.
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Collins also brought this up, and commissioners seemed generally supportive of the idea.
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NMHC's filings still do not appear in the database run by insurance commissioners.
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But Ravel bitterly complained the format enabled intransigent Republican commissioners to cause gridlock.
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SEC commissioners at the time were at loggerheads over who should be selected.
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The government rejects complaints that the bill compromises the autonomy of the commissioners.
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Appointing new FCC commissioners who support net neutrality and will improve broadband maps.
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FERC needs at least three of the five commissioners to have a quorum.
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Commissioners from the minority party are generally tapped by that party's Senate leaders.
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It is possible the conditions could have been changed as the commissioners deliberated.
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In sparsely populated Daggett County, commissioners were initially willing to bargain with conservationists.
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When it was revived, the commissioners hired Mr. Newby after a national search.
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Without hearings or consultations with the commissioners, Mr. Newby sent letters on Jan.
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The opposition of Commissioners Pai and O'Reilly has been strong, principled and eloquent.
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He has been serving on the board of commissioners at HHA since 2012.
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The commissioners vote on rulings at their discretion, so there is no deadline.
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Following the report's release, Gillard thanked the commissioners on her official social media.
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Under a 1998 law, IRS commissioners fill five-year terms with set dates.
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Ham also said last week that none of the commissioners are decision makers.
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Others, including several state attorneys general, Democratic FCC commissioners and even Republican Rep.
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Commissioner Thomas Hicks is Chair of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) commissioners.
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The commissioners will vote on the latter at their open meeting on Thursday.
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Italian state commissioners managing Ilva have until April 6 to weigh the offers.
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Public Knowledge's Harold Feld suggested commissioners could resolve that issue with bipartisan consensus.
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But it required three votes from the six commissioners who represent New Jersey.
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To guard against that, Congress gave federal railroad commissioners secure six-year terms.
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The two other Republican commissioners have already expressed their support for Mr. Pai.
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Many of the commissioners were kept in the dark until the last moment.
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The member, Chuck Eaton, is one of the group's commissioners, not its chairman.
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In May, the new slate of commissioners arrived, all appointed by President Trump.
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Two of the four commissioners issuing the decision also recommended an additional charge.
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But comments from F.T.C. commissioners provided insight into their thinking on privacy cases.
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The commissioners are expected to vote on the settlement in the coming days.
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By law, no more than three commissioners can belong to the same party.
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It will be very hard for the commissioners to act before the election.
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Commissioners enjoy quasi-ministerial mandates, providing political direction to 32,000 European civil servants.
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Three of the five commissioners at the agency, all Republicans, approved the measure.
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PHILADELPHIA — Congress is on vacation, but state insurance commissioners have no time off.
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They insist that Republicans could kneecap the CFPB by refusing to confirm commissioners.
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State insurance commissioners are cautiously optimistic about having more options in their states.
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The commissioners and the convention operated under then-prevailing rules of agency law.
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Contacts by state are available at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners website.
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The commissioners wanted to know what would happen if she were granted release.
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It is often hard to pinpoint what the deciding factor is for commissioners.
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FERC can have no more than three commissioners of the same political party.
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Both serve as Commissioners on the International Commission on Financing Global Education Opportunity.
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The FCC is made up of five commissioners appointed by the sitting president.
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Those challenges have left many Afghans skeptical of what new commissioners can do.
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Bernie Kerik is one of New York City's most famous former police commissioners.
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In its early years, commissioners were often ineffectual veterans appointed over and over.
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If those four are not unanimous, two additional commissioners, who are on standby and will observe the hearing from Las Vegas, will be called, and four of six commissioners must vote in Simpson's favor in order for him to be released.
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In some cases, Commissioners were given no advance notice whatsoever of these midnight regulations…These last-minute actions, which did not enjoy the support of the majority of Commissioners at the time they were taken, should not bind us going forward.
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Congress's inaction will leave the commission's panel in a partisan stalemate with two Republican commissioners — Ajit Pai and Mike O'Rielly — and two Democratic commissioners — Chairman Tom Wheeler and Mignon Clyburn — until the Senate confirms a a new commissioner, likely a Republican.
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Republican commissioners have traditionally approached regulations around election disclosures with hostility, and in order to push measures forward, two of the three Republican commissioners would need to break with party lines, because a Democratic commissioner seat is vacant at the moment.
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Some insurance commissioners across the country are approaching the open enrollment period with a level of "concern and a bit of trepidation," said Julie Mix McPeak, Tennessee's insurance commissioner who serves as the president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
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All commissioners can meet with CPSC staff at any time — my own practice was to meet with the director of compliance on a weekly basis, to be briefed about ongoing investigations, and that was also the practice of other commissioners.
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And to avoid saddling the government with a six-year mistake, Congress copied state law and allowed the president to remove commissioners for inefficiency, neglect of duty, or malfeasance in office — circumstances in which commissioners were objectively harming the public welfare.
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Suffice it to say, pressure was sometimes applied on overburdened commissioners to delay decisions.
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The Davenport city commissioners held an emergency meeting on Thursday to discuss the case.
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It was not immediately clear why she was not confirmed with the other commissioners.
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At least one of the other of five FCC commissioners agreed with the proposals.
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However, Pai and the other commissioners are not furloughed and can continue to work.
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Commissioners Noah Wilson and Christine Phillips declined to comment when asked about the case.
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Among Zarda's biggest boosters is the EEOC, where current commissioners were nominated by Obama.
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The National Association of Insurance Commissioners, representing state officials, is troubled by the trend.
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But experts, and even some commissioners at the FCC, say the report is flawed.
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" The commissioners conclude, "America's veterans deserve a better organized, high-performing health care system.
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The monarch was all smiles as she greeted guests, including ambassadors and high commissioners.
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They now refer to themselves as co-commissioners of the Big Ten Managers' League.
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Mayors and local crime commissioners now have a big say over strategy and spending.
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As with most matters at the FEC, its commissioners never came to a decision.
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The two dissenting commissioners, Democrats Chopra and Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, disagreed with this assessment.
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However, the EU's two economics commissioners sought to play down the divisions on Monday.
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"This company is simply going to come and take these bodies," Street told commissioners.
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During the hearing, commissioners referenced a total of 5,000 voter registration forms received late.
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The commissioners told Motherboard that they don't have insight into what's actually being investigated.
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The Commissioners will discuss migration, a spokeswoman said on Tuesday, including the Turkish deal.
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Say the majority of commissioners simply refuse to consider climate impacts in pipeline decisions.
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CTA has not indicated that any of these commissioners will be cancelling their appearances.
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In some cases, Commissioners were given no advance notice whatsoever of these midnight regulations.
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SEC Commissioners must be confirmed by the Senate, a process that can take months.
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They are full commissioners; they aren't half; they aren't quarter; they aren't one third.
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Among those killed were two district commissioners and three regional-level directors, he said.
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This, compared to the 500 privacy staffers working for the U.K. Information Commissioners' Office.
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The FCC's support of the deal still needs to be approved by its commissioners.
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Commissioners said they will continue to communicate with the families about the proposed memorial.
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Commissioner Matthew V. Masterson is chair of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) commissioners.
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And it appears that at least two of his fellow commissioners agree with him.
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He also currently serves as president of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners.
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The opposition accuses the IEBC of bias and wants its commissioners to be replaced.
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It currently has only two commissioners, a Republican and a Democrat who rarely agree.
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And Ravel's hosted it solo without the other commissioners and with uniformly ideological speakers.
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The commissioners will take up a proposal to crack down on automated sales calls.
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They told him to stack the Federal Election Commission (FEC) with pro-regulation commissioners.
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The PUC's dissenting commissioners thought even the reduced $11.4 million fine was too high.
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It is not hard to see why local health-commissioners might drag their heels.
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The Commissioners must work to strengthen this proposal and adopt the protections it extends.
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The next open meeting, where commissioners could approve the proposed rules, is this month.
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The Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners voted unanimously to grant Simpson's release in July.
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The FCC is led by a chair and four commissioners, two from each party.
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The agency's chairman and four commissioners would also continue to work through the shutdown.
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One of the two commissioners who signed off on the ruling was Donald McGahn.
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The order must still be approved by two of the other four FCC commissioners.
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As many as seven other commissioners have reportedly signed onto an email to Gov.
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There's also the option for "commissioners charge," a different way of handling such cases.
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He was approved by the other commissioners in a 3-2 party-line vote.
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The agency has been operating with only three commissioners — two Republicans and a Democrat.
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FERC reached its full complement of five commissioners on Thursday with McIntyre's swearing in.
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Commissioners could tweak TransCanada's proposed route, or pick one of the company's "alternative" routes.
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President Obama nominated two new commissioners Thursday to join the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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City commissioners made the change at a recent meeting, according to the Sandusky Register.
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Late Monday, Gibson Dunn petitioned the SEC commissioners to reset the trial for December.
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Wheeler dropped plans in September for a final vote as talks between commissioners continued.
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President Trump is planning to nominate three commissioners to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).
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He, Chopra and two of the other FTC commissioners were all confirmed last month.
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The Brewster County Clerk's office said its Commissioners' Court had agreed to the settlement.
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Three of the agency's five commissioners voted for the subsidy plan, with two against.
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The plan is yet to be formalized and approved by the College of Commissioners.
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I think he's probably booed but most, I think all, commissioners are generally booed.
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Politicians should make themselves, their commissioners and their staff available in person and online.
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Other commissioners from both agencies will appear on a panel later in the day.
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For a rule change to pass, the majority of commissioners must vote for it.
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Still, the FEC's lawyers took it seriously, even if the Republican commissioners did not.
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It is an independent agency that is headed by a chairman and four commissioners.
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And it is up to Parliament to approve all of the various new commissioners.
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He said all five election commissioners had received threatening telephone calls after Sunday's election.
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On March 31, my fellow commissioners will vote to seek comment on this proposal.
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So I'll go talk to commissioners on a regular basis about getting grants, funding.
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On March 218, the commissioners — two Republicans and a Democrat — listened carefully to Reeder.
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The proposal set off a frenzy of discussion among the commissioners and staff members.
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Mary Migacz told the commissioners that, counting this morning, her usual 6:14 a.m.
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The appeals court ordered the lower court's order against the commissioners, and a Dec.
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CNH commissioners are nominated by the president and must be approved by the Senate.
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GOP Commissioners Ajit Pai and Mike O'Rielly praised the request to Wheeler on Tuesday.
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Already, health insurance commissioners in both red and blue states are sounding the alarm.
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While other commissioners tried to stop the effort, he used it to his advantage.
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Mr. Rooney also played a central role in selecting new commissioners, including Mr. Goodell.
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Any major new policy from FERC would require a vote of the five commissioners.
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FCC Commissioners Ajit Pai and Michael O'Reilly, hit back at the action on Friday.
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Democrats captured the Bucks County Board of Commissioners for the first time since 1983.
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If there is one factor that drives the selection of commissioners, it is politics.
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Never mind the objections that other planning commissioners might have brought to the table.
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As one of the commissioners of the FTC, I have a much different view.
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Republican FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly asked Tuesday during a panel with his fellow commissioners.
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Rather than four commissioners working with Ohlhausen, she has just one, Democrat Terrell McSweeny.
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Some FTC watchers say the Democratic commissioners' approach has been a long time coming.
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One of the commissioners was accused of lying about contacts with Democratic Party officials.
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The case ended in an appeals court ruling for Gillum and other city commissioners.
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All five commissioners (Republican Ajit Pai concurred in part) signed off on the plan.
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The former commissioners said that Koskinen has been doing good work in the job.
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The County Commissioners Court is on the record opposing a wall cutting through downtown.
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The agency has five commissioners but only three can be from one political party.
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Developing a real opposition party means pushing this logic a step further — claiming the right to name a full slate of commissioners in the event of an election win, in exchange for agreeing to accept no commissioners as the price of defeat.
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Governors, together with their insurance commissioners, could devise new health care plans on their own.
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Previous commissioners from the past two decades were picked for their deep business management experience.
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Surprise: A majority of FCC commissioners ignored them, but the battle is far from over.
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The dissent of the two commissioners could help substantiate any case, according to legal experts.
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Internet access advocates and the democratic commissioners at the FCC have already slammed the report.
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On May 3.173, 2014, the City of Miami Commissioners voted down Beckham's PortMiami stadium proposal.
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The classification, Republican commissioners at the agency have argued, will only preserve the status quo.
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It was approved along party lines in a 123-2 vote by the agency's commissioners.
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In other cases, they were issued over the objection of two of the four Commissioners.
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The commissioners, declared the League's Matteo Salvini, were "not attacking a government, but a people".
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Former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb is one of the most influential FDA commissioners ever.
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In 2015, the FCC passed its caps on a party-line vote by Democratic commissioners.
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The Barnstable County Board of Regional Commissioners says they are inundated with high-tech solutions.
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For the Democratic FTC commissioners, those meager penalties amounted to letting Facebook off the hook.
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Lurid accusations sit at his door, from bullying commissioners to threatening miscreant journalists with violence.
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I visit other commissioners in other cities, across Florida, and I've developed friendships with them.
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His experience serves as a message to future commissioners who might cross the nuclear industry.
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Republicans, Democrats, senators, governors and insurance commissioners are more or less on the same page.
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The FERC commissioners take the staff's recommendations into consideration when they decide on the project.
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Even though the FTC is a five-member body, there are currently only three commissioners.
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She serves as the county attorney, prosecuting misdemeanors and advising county commissioners on legal matters.
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Some commissioners argue these types of physician-owned distributors of medical products should be outlawed.
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The paper adds U.S. fund Cerberus was due to meet with Alitalia's commissioners on Thursday.
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The FDA commissioners make it clear where they stand on the issue of drug importation.
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At least five U.S. states and the UKs Information Commissioners Office are investigating the attack.
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Several European commissioners have publicly told off the Italian leaders for challenging the bloc's rules.
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The five-member CFTC is down to only two commissioners - Giancarlo and Democrat Sharon Bowen.
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Under federal law, the terms of IRS commissioners are set in scheduled, five-year increments.
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City councils and county commissioners can change their money bail systems, as can state legislators.
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The Republican candidate, Handel, is currently the chairwoman of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners.
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EU commissioners are required to do their job free of influence from their home country.
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The SEC's two Democratic commissioners also publicly opposed the proposal when it was first unveiled.
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Democratic commissioners said it did not go far enough or require a large enough fine.
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Both Democratic commissioners were also serving at the agency when those rules passed in 2015.
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The five FCC commissioners will vote on whether to approve the report's conclusion's next week.
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The National Association of Insurance Commissioners, made up of the industry's state regulators, supports MetLife.
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Commissioners will also weigh a notice of proposed rulemaking related to the emergency alerts system.
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The FCC's commissioners will take the first step at an open meeting on March 31.
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Some commissioners urged $1 billion in new funding, although others balked at naming a figure.
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Mylan said the settlement with the SEC is subject to approval by the agency's commissioners.
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The CEOs have already spoke with FCC Chairman Ajit Pai and the agency's other commissioners.
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In 2013, Miami-Dade commissioners moved the line to allow for more warehouses and housing.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Besides Pai, the FCC includes two other Republican commissioners.
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And both lawmakers and commissioners will be watching what the courts do on the issue.
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The exchange is currently seeking the thumbs up from various league commissioners and professional teams.
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Commissioners and visitors were escorted from the room and were told to leave belongings behind.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai and Commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Mike O'Rielly unanimously approved the action.
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" Mr. Murphy praised Mr. O'Toole and the other commissioners for "getting to the right place.
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Unlike with Department heads, incoming presidents generally can't appoint all of the commissioners at once.
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Instead, commissioners in June 2018 handed CorrectHealth a new three-year deal worth $22 million.
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The five F.T.C. commissioners voted unanimously at the time against bringing charges against the company.
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In the December meeting, the commissioners discussed a higher fine for Facebook, the people said.
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"The election postponement is not finalized yet," said one of the election commissioners, Maliha Hassan.
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But those Trump-appointed commissioners voted against the plan to bail out coal and nuclear.
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Analysts have also raised concerns about the makeup of the KPK's new board of commissioners.
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Von der Leyen is due to name a new college of commissioners by Nov. 1.
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Ursula von der Leyen of Germany's 'college' of commissioners, who will take office on Nov.
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Three police commissioners later, the advocate reviews continue, now covering about 400 cases each year.
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I talked to local commissioners who had dedicated their lives to this kind of upkeep.
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Member states appoint commissioners, who are then confirmed through hearings by the elected European Parliament.
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The Port Canaveral Board of Commissioners is scheduled to consider SpaceX's proposed lease on Wednesday.
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The FTC, which normally has five commissioners, currently has three: two Democrats and a Republican.
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Thus, when twelve states met in Philadelphia, ten had given their commissioners sweeping proposal powers.
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Of the commissioners from the two states without full power, most never signed the Constitution.
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What's next: The groups will press the FTC commissioners to launch the data practices study.
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The county commissioners backed up the sheriff, and many residents said they liked his stance.
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In a meeting on Tuesday, commissioners again disagreed — 3 to 3 — about how to respond.
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In Manasquan, N.J., park commissioners tried to ban dogs on the beach from 10 a.m.
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"Remember, legally, the only legal obligation is on the commissioners not to disclose," he added.
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Republican Chairman Ajit Pai and the agency's other commissioners praised her work at the FCC.
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"Many commissioners would say, 'It's just a money crime; no one was hurt,'" he said.
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As an older city, New York should stay more temperate and dignified, the commissioners said.
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MedPAC is comprised of seventeen commissioners, all appointed to three-year terms by the administration.
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FERC, an independent agency run by bipartisan commissioners, is responsible for reviewing and permitting pipelines.
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The Board of Election Commissioners reported a turnout of 32.84% with 95% of precincts reporting.
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"Some questions arose that we'd like to have further answered," Lewis told commissioners on Aug.
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SEC commissioners will vote at a later date on whether to let the decision stand.
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McSweeny had previously indicated that she would stay at the agency until other commissioners arrived.
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FEC Vice Chairman Matthew Petersen resigned in August, leaving the agency with just three commissioners.
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Last week, President Trump nominated four potential FTC commissioners, including three Republicans and one Democrat.
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But critics have pointed out that police commissioners have sometimes imposed softer penalties than recommended.
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Three other FCC commissioners, including the two other Republican members, are still expected to attend.
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She is one of several elected commissioners in Portland; she is not the city commissioner.
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New Jersey has freeholders that function as the equivalent of county commissioners in other states.
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BANCA CARIGE (shares suspended), UBI BANCA Italy's Carige says commissioners received rescue proposal from Apollo.
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"[GEO] will probably find a sympathetic ear among GOP commissioners at the FEC," Weiner said.
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Several commissioners urged mobile phone providers to offer those call blocking tools free of charge.
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Those commissioners said Mr. Lester had been dismissed because he and his staff had been unresponsive in providing information to commissioners, had nitpicked developers' legitimate projects and had failed to take steps to ensure that the coastline was accessible to people of all income levels.
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Joe Gorajec, a former chairman of the Association of Racing Commissioners International, a trade group of industry commissioners, said the system was doomed to fail in California and other states in which the regulators are in business with the people they are there to police.
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Those same traits can be found in the state insurance commissioners who were asked to attend.
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Smith's hire earlier this year was a point of contention among some of his fellow commissioners.
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Her first, and very tricky, task is to assign jobs to the commissioners of each country.
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A resubmitted tweet could only be blocked with the unanimous agreement of all three commissioners. 6.
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The SEC said it would approve the proposal unless its commissioners decide to order a hearing.
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He was visiting hospitals because the injured include Cabinet members, commissioners and members of his team.
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Funded by the park's board of commissioners, the trip was part reward and part temporary banishment.
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Commissioners Clyburn and Rosenworcel have also been frankly skeptical of the legitimacy of the rulemaking process.
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The agency's two Republican commissioners, Ajit Pai and Michael O'Rielly, voted against them, citing procedural objections.
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Currently, the five-member panel is down to two commissioners - Giancarlo and Sharon Bowen, a Democrat.
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Mr Trump will be able to nominate commissioners at once, which would transform the SEC's agenda.
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Erica Smith and former Mecklenburg County Commissioners Chair Trevor Fuller have both launched campaigns for Senate.
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Thanks to JEAN MONESTINE from Miami-Dade County commissioners office for presenting us with this plaque.
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I can't make a track like that to order as several remix commissioners have since discovered!
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On October 25th EU commissioners will meet to debate a new working plan for the policy.
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The FTC is supposed to be headed by five Commissioners, representing a diversity of political backgrounds.
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The National Association of Insurance Commissioners offers links to state insurance departments where details are available.
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He'll be filling two open slots for FCC commissioners, all but guaranteeing a Republican-leaning FCC.
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The IEBC has denied charges of bias and its commissioners have said they would not quit.
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By law, no more than three of the six commissioners can be from the same party.
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Commissioners have tended to be distinguished academics or religious figures whose personal authority somewhat transcended politics.
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However, applications have been held up while FERC's four commissioners hash out the greenhouse gas issue.
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The FCC vote came out 3-2, with both Republican commissioners voting against the rules proposal.
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"The Enforcement Bureau is no longer accountable to FCC Commissioners," he told a crowd in Washington.
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"We have reached the point at which Commissioners themselves can't oversee the enforcement process," he said.
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Both Democratic commissioners said it did not go far enough or require a large enough fine.
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Both of the FCC's Democratic commissioners—Jessica Rosenworcel and Geoffrey Starks—issued statements supporting the bill.
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An agenda released beforehand said Pence will talk for a while before the commissioners introduce themselves.
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County commissioners are also working on making public land available to campers via special recreation permits.
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Wheeler could not secure a third vote from the remaining Democratic Commissioners to pass the proposal.
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"It'd be tough to vote yes and have credibility for any of the commissioners," Pyle said.
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Finally, local, state, and tribal governments, including county commissioners, will retain their preexisting cooperating agency status.
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This leaves the FTC with only two remaining commissioners: Republican Maureen Ohlhausen and Democrat Terrell McSweeny.
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There are currently only three commissioners on the FCC board: Pai, Clyburn and Republican Michael O'Reilly.
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Dr. Tobin and Mr. Slane are commissioners of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission.
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The five commissioners are scheduled to vote Thursday on the item, with key questions still outstanding.
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On Thursday, he and the FCC's four other commissioners will testify before the Senate Commerce Committee.
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Expect some star power in the Senate Commerce hearing room before the commissioners arrive, as well.
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The decision will be made by the FCC's five commissioners in a vote on Dec. 14.
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In May Motherboard reported the FCC was withholding key information about the investigation from its Commissioners.
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All three commissioners voted in favor of the rule to implement new liquidity risk management programs.
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The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners holds a meeting on telecommunications at 10:45 a.m.
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Pecora became one of the original five commissioners of the new U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The FCC is an independent agency, but Trump could appoint commissioners who will rollback the rules.
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Jackie Wolcott and Sandra Jolley are commissioners at the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF).
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Under federal law, the commissioners must vote to refer matters to the DOJ for criminal prosecution.
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The two dissenting Democratic commissioners said they believed Zuckerberg should have been named as a defendant.
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Many references to other commissioners and FCC employees, however, were not redacted, according to the report.
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Republican Commissioners Ajit Pai and Mike O'Rielly have voiced their intentions to scale back the rules.
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The staff, the majority of which are dedicated career employees, do not withhold information from commissioners.
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But the six-member commission deadlocked, as the three Republican commissioners opposed an investigation into Crossroads.
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As a result, seven commissioners voted for the project without requiring that it include affordable housing.
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"One of the commissioners once called and said he was laughing about a tweet," Shipchandler said.
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Democrats will choose between two Clark County commissioners -- Steve Sisolak, a moderate backed by former Sen.
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Bernard was reportedly the unanimous choice of his fellow commissioners to become the county's next mayor.
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The STB commissioners should also scuttle possible changes to a complex regulation known as revenue adequacy.
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The FCC's two Republican commissioners are hesitant to stake out a position on the proposal yet.
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FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez and Commissioners Maureen K. Ohlhausen and Terrell McSweeny will testify as witnesses.
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The panel wants to hear testimony from insurance commissioners, patients, insurance companies, governors and healthcare experts.
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"We have a portal on our Web site specifically for testimony," one of the commissioners said.
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He is serving his first term on the Shelby County Board of Commissioners in Memphis, Tennessee.
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He is also likely to have sway over who will replace key EU commissioners, including Vestager.
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In the case of a split vote among two commissioners, the measure automatically fails by default.
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It is expected to be approved by the F.C.C.'s commissioners, who have a Democratic majority.
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Two commissioners were behind that sentiment, both Trump appointees: Neil Chatterjee and new chair Kevin McIntyre.
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Only one of them voted for it, while all six of the New York commissioners did.
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Generally, some of the commissioners at agencies stay on even after the White House flips parties.
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Having an odd number of commissioners would help the agency actually enforce federal campaign finance laws.
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Typically, presidents defer to the recommendations of Senate leaders in picking commissioners from the other party.
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The federation sent a letter to all state insurance commissioners, asking them to consider its findings.
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Commissioners directed them to make greater use of energy storage and plants that produce zero emissions.
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" Commissioners Robert Powelson and Cheryl LaFleur have both expressed reservations about the NOPR "blowing up markets.
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More than 10 people including district commissioners and other regional officials were killed in the blast.
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For 17 months of the Trump administration, the Federal Trade Commission was run by two commissioners.
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His two fellow Republican commissioners also supported the change, giving them a 3-to-2 majority.
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The member, Chuck Eaton, is one of the group's commissioners, not the chairman of the commission.
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What Trump might not have known, though, is how insurers and state insurance commissioners would respond.
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After all, these government ministers serve as de facto commissioners who appoint curators for each edition.
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Her father retired as the chief of staff to the Chicago Park District's board of commissioners.
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For himself, he accrued power and wealth, often outflanking mayors and correction commissioners in his influence.
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So that's what excites NFL, NBA, MLB, MLL commissioners around figuring out sports betting and fantasy.
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The committee prohibits more than three of its five commissioners from being in the same party.
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The commissioners said their server computers, where the biometric data is stored, automatically separate duplicate votes.
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For help in understanding coverage, try an online guide from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
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An estimated 75,000 jobs have been sidelined by a lack of sitting commissioners at the FERC.
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The commissioners are considering Chairman Tom Wheeler's plan to make spectrum available for 5G wireless technology.
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Three of the regulator's four commissioners backed the renewals, citing Lopez Obrador's suspension of oil auctions.
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For much of that time, she said, commissioners read letters and other documents into the record.
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All five of the commissioners — three Republicans and two Democrats — voted in favor of the proposal.
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That decision left the commissioners wrestling over which big projects to finance and to what extent.
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They said "state insurance commissioners, patients, governors, health care experts and insurance companies" will give input.
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The county Board of Commissioners voted in August to remove the statue, CNN affiliate WRAL reported.
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Particularly curious was the EAC's suggestion to cross-check rolls with information provided by jury commissioners.
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Commissioners in counties around the nation, including North Dakota, are weighing whether to admit more refugees.
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She said commissioners were serving partisan interests, and legal advice was being skewed for political reasons.
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The agency's rules state that no meetings can be conducted without at least four commissioners present.
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All five of the commissioners -- three Republicans and two Democrats -- voted in favor of the proposal.
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To get it right, he will have to go beyond the recommendations the ITC commissioners made.
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The other four FCC commissioners, including both Democrats, quickly echoed Pai's concerns about the reported plan.
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So I reached out to the Elkhart Board of Commissioners, which runs corrections in the county.
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Mr. Espinal asked the Board of Elections to change the ballot order, but the commissioners declined.
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The commissioners sought to emulate the grandeur of such European capitals as Paris, London and Rome.
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Simply applying pressure for political advantage doesn't amount to such a conflict, earlier commissioners have ruled.
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Its five commissioners — three Republicans and two Democrats — ought to think carefully before casting their votes.
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Neither can the other two commissioners be removed except on the recommendation of chief election commissioner.
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Elizabeth A. Eisenstein and Deborah Willis joined the Smithsonian Museum of American Art's board of commissioners.
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FERC now has three commissioners (a quorum), two of which, including the chair, are Trump appointees.
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If the death threats continue, it is unclear how Pai and his fellow commissioners will proceed.
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The FCC voted to approve the new rules by a 3-2 party-line vote, with the agency's three Democratic commissioners, including Wheeler and his colleagues Jessica Rosenworcel and Mignon Clyburn, voting in favor, and the two Republican commissioners, Ajit Pai and Mike O'Rielly, voting against.
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"The EU treaty states that former commissioners should behave with integrity and discretion when it comes to certain appointments or benefits," the standards watchdog said, noting a "cooling off" period of 18 months when ex-commissioners must seek clearance for new jobs to avoid conflicts of interest.
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He appointed four of the commissioners who state officials say are leading the charge against Mr. Lester.
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Talk of mergers meets stiff local opposition, not least from the elected commissioners who govern each force.
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Prospective commissioners loved the idea initially, but they think it's too niche because they haven't seen it.
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According to the statement, CQ Roll Call reporter John Donnelly questioned FCC commissioners after a press conference.
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The updated clause was sent directly to grantees, but has not been approved by the Commissioners themselves.
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Why it matters: The FTC is the nation's consumer protection agency — but it's currently short three commissioners.
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Several lawmakers and regulators, including two of the FTC's dissenting commissioners, criticized the Facebook ruling as weak.
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Yet the electoral college is possibly a fairer method than the one used to select Europe's commissioners.
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Wasima Badghisi, one of the dismissed commissioners, said the decision was political and would not be accepted.
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By the numbers: Axios analyzed the Medicare businesses within the companies' 2018 filings with state insurance commissioners.
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She added that, to comply with rules on meetings and disclosures, commissioners typically meet one-on-one.
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Josh Shapiro, a Democrat who chairs the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners, is running against state Sen.
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The six-member body has two vacancies, and the remaining commissioners often can't agree on enforcement actions.
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FERC is composed of five commissioners; by law, no more than three may be from one party.
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Of course, rolling back net neutrality rules isn't going to be easy for the remaining Republican commissioners.
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The commissioners, if called upon, take the podium and deliver facts with a cool air of command.
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Three of the five commissioners voted in favor of dissolution, while one was opposed and one abstained.
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Commissioners did approve a $3.1 billion operating budget and a $2.9 billion capital spending plan for 2017.
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Normally, it should have 5 commissioners; today it's at 4 and it's about to drop to 3.
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At the moment there are only three commissioners leading the agency, which usually has five seats filled.
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Two of the commissioners, including Chairman Pai, are Republicans, and one, Commissioner Mignon Clyburn, is a Democrat.
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The news was delivered to the college of 27 commissioners on February 21st; perhaps surprisingly, none objected.
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Giancarlo said the aim was to spur dialogue among CFTC commissioners before a final decision was taken.
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It is led by five presidentially appointed and Senate-confirmed commissioners, although one position is currently vacant.
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The commissioners are also expected to be questioned over concerns about the agency's lack of technological expertise.
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New Haven allows failed applicants to plead their case in public before the Board of Police Commissioners.
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At April's FCC open meeting, commissioners will vote on new rules to revise business data service regulations.
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U.S. cyber security premiums totaled $1.35 billion in 2016, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
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Control of the FCC will swing to Republicans, but two of the five commissioners must be Democrats.
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Hillsborough, FL: In July, the Hillsborough County commissioners voted to remove a Confederate statue in downtown Tampa.
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Her father was a public school facilities supervisor and one of the city's first advisory neighborhood commissioners.
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The FTC acts through majority vote, which means with only two commissioners, each one has veto power.
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Amin Rajan, chief executive of the Create Research consultancy, said the Church Commissioners had an enviable record.
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"I'm sure the powers here know I advise a lot of guys," Simpson testified to parole commissioners.
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All three commissioners approved releasing the proposal, which now goes into a 60-day public comment period.
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This week, the Trump administration moved toward getting those terminals approved by nominating two commissioners to FERC.
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FERC makes the final decision, and its commissioners have expressed caution about following through with the rule.
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Other member states also have a say, and new commissioners must face hearings in the European Parliament.
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The president appoints the commissioners and generally puts in place a majority sympathetic to the president's party.
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Even the STB commissioners have questioned if this approach is a workable method to resolve rate cases.
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As is custom at the FCC, he has circulated the order privately among his fellow commissioners today.
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Ms. McCray and city commissioners were reaching out to people of many faiths in all five boroughs.
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The infringement proceeding against France will be adopted on Thursday unless one of the 28 Commissioners objects.
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The National Association of Insurance Commissioners, representing state insurance regulators, offers a consumer guide on its website.
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The two commissioners against the proposal, Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel, are likely to speak at length.
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Last month, EAC commissioners voted 2628-28503 not to reappoint the previous executive director and general counsel.
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The former commissioners called for a "preventative strategy" to assist "fragile" countries at risk of fostering terrorism.
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Perry's proposal has gotten pushback from power industry groups, environmentalists and even one of the FERC commissioners.
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This outcome led two FTC commissioners, Rohit Chopra and Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, to dissent to the agreement.
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There is an obvious danger to urging the White House and Congress to appoint new FEC commissioners.
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Most of the majors, colonels and deputy commissioners do not know how to police any other way.
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Obama has not announced any intent to appoint new commissioners in his last months on the job.
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The tradition of picking three commissioners closely aligned with each major party is just that, a tradition.
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Federal officials defer to the insurance commissioners in 20153 states deemed to have "effective rate review" programs.
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He told Pitkin County commissioners at the time that he persuaded the majority to support the donation.
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SEC Chairman Jay Clayton, along with GOP Commissioners Hester Peirce and Elad Roisman, voted for the measures.
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Weintraub told The Hill earlier this year that commissioners have been at loggerheads over the agency's purpose.
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Lucia then appealed the decision to the SEC's five commissioners, who — not surprisingly — affirmed their employee's decision.
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Both Republican commissioners were seen as having misgivings about the proposal to keep the rules in place.
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The item Wheeler sent to his fellow commissioners this week is called a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.
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Since January of 2017, the agency has operated with just two commissioners, a Republican and a Democrat.
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An SEC representative declined to comment on Tilton's assertions of unfairness and her petition to the commissioners.
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