Sentence examples for commission function from inspiring English sources

Its report contained 22 proposals, including steps to ensure that the electoral rolls list only legitimate voters, that political candidates have equal access to the news media and that the Election Commission function independently of partisan politics.

The committee issued 22 recommendations, including that the electoral roll only list eligible voters; that the Election Commission function independently of government; and that the campaign period be extended to at least 10 days, up from the current seven.

According to the terms under which the commission functions, the sites of the arms dumps remain secret, as does the method of putting the weapons beyond use.

So from that point of view the commission functioned as a kind of figleaf to legitimise the reality of continued European imperial domination.

The White House said it would move quickly to replace Dr. Jaczko to ensure that the five-member commission functions smoothly after a rocky period.

In New Brunswick, where the securities commission functions as a branch of the justice department, fees brought in C$5.1m $3.3mm) last year, nicely covering the cost of the seven-person operation.

In 1939, when this commission functioned, there was a big time lag between the investigation and the event, and you have to consider the climate at the time the hearings were held.

And, beginning with the 2011-12 tax year, the commission is imposing a fee on higher-value property to restore some positions cut in previous years and to move some commission functions online for easier access.

Ms. McGehee said the group preferred to have the election commission functioning but considered it more important to prevent the re-appointment of Hans von Spakovsky, a former Justice Department official who was first appointed by President Bush in January 2006 during a Senate recess.

In other words, as TRC Commissioner Justice Murray Sinclair put it, "The Commission functions with survivor money".

A: I see a serious flaw in allowing firms a free reign to make profits in the commissioning function.