Sentence examples for commission has adopted from inspiring English sources
In the last year, she said, the commission has adopted rules that "significantly tighten" the wiggle room for abuse.
Since then, the commission has adopted a much more forgiving stance towards electoral hanky-panky.Another institution that seems to be wavering is the Constitutional Court, which holds the ultimate power to interpret and enforce the constitution.
The European commission has adopted proposals to break up the so-called oligopoly of the Big Four auditors days after they mounted a similar pincer movement on the Big Three (American) credit rating agencies.
The European commission has adopted a communication proposing that all types of development aid in the post-2015 period be considered as a whole, with resources streamlined according to well-defined policy objectives.
In the policing of cartels, the commission has adopted many of the methods and models of its American cousins.On one antitrust issue, though, the transatlantic gulf has been unusually wide: how to deal with firms with a market share so large as to dwarf their rivals.
The commission has adopted new policies that would trigger additional reviews if enrollment growth at a particular college is larger than anticipated.
She said the commission had "adopted by consensus – that is to say without a single nay vote – the recommendations of the Argentine presentation.
While nine commissions had adopted the program in its entirety.
The EHRC's deputy chair, Caroline Waters, said the commission was pleased the committee had adopted its recommendations to improve access to justice, "calling for an extension on the three-month time limit for tribunal claims, and tackling the barriers caused by high tribunal fees".
The potential deal, the people said, is expected to cost the bank about $500 million, a record for the commission, which has adopted a harder line with Wall Street over the last year.
Following the lead of other states and an in-house sentencing commission, New York has adopted guidelines that sort parolees as low or high risk and tailor their supervision accordingly, in hope of reducing recidivism rates.
