The phrase "active the commission" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misuse of the word "active," which should be "activate" in this context.
Example: "We need to activate the commission to begin the project."
Alternatives: "initiate the commission" or "start the commission."
However, the Foreign Ministry statement emphasized that individual family members "who were involved or active" in the "commission of the suicide terrorism, including aiding and abetting the attack," could face punishment, including being sent to Gaza.
In one case, Justice Ambrecht did disclose in court that he and the defense lawyer had worked together in the past, but in neither case did he disclose in court that Mr. Schechtman was representing him in an active case, the commission's investigation found.
Betty Freeman, active in the commissioning of new music, is regularly excoriated by American composers for her support of foreigners like Thomas Adès and Harrison Birtwistle.
His office has urged the Public Service Commission to block the spinoff and hold public hearings, and has been an active participant in the commission's proceedings.
However, she served as honorary chair and took an active role in the commission's work, which resulted in the submission of the Mental Health Systems Bill to Congress in May 1979.
Mr. Collins has said he intends to take an active role on the commission that will redraw the map using the results of the 2000 Census -- something for which Mr. DiFrancesco may not be able to find so much time.
As a geologist, Dr. Macfarlane would be likely to take an active role in the commission's re-evaluation of earthquake safety east of the Rockies, prompted by a United States Geological Survey reassessment of earthquake probabilities.
But the application is still considered active, said Mr. Burnell, the commission spokesman.
With the active support of Co-operatives Europe, the commission is now looking again at the SCE legislation, with a view to making it more relevant and simple.
The five firehouses — built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and all still active — were nominated by the commission's staff after a citywide survey of police precincts and firehouses.
