Sentence examples for commission has determined from inspiring English sources

"The commission has determined that the chance of such a bizarre concatenation of events occurring is extremely small," the court said.

Dr. Williams said that ecosystem data is not particularly solid, either, however, although the fisheries commission has determined that the menhaden is being overfished.

"The commission has determined that it is in the public interest to dismiss these proceedings," the S.E.C. said in a two-page order filed late Thursday.

"The commission has determined it is in the public interest to confirm the existence of this particular investigation," the agency said in a statement.

Now the commission has determined that Allstate violated federal laws against age discrimination when it refused to let some agents take lower-paying jobs elsewhere in the company to keep their benefits.

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — An Afghan presidential commission has determined that military operations in the Kandahar area have caused more than $100 million in damage to homes and farms over the past six months, its chairman said in an interview on Thursday.

However, the commission's staff has determined that St . Vincentdoes not merit a formal public hearing.

"Acting on behalf of a number of affiliated unions, the ACTU has today advised the royal commission into trade unions that it has determined to proceed with an application on Friday that the commissioner disqualify himself," the ACTU secretary, Dave Oliver, said in a statement issued shortly before parliamentary question time.

The Federal Election Commission has determined that Senator Bill Frist's 2000 Senate campaign violated federal campaign finance laws.

The federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has determined that a shooting rampage that left seven employees dead at a Lockheed Martin plant in Meridian last year was the culmination of at least 18 months of racist threats and demeaning comments by the gunman, Doug Williams, 48, to which the company responded inadequately.

She argued that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission "has determined that the engineering and design information about proposed new L.N.G. terminals, such as Broadwater, would be useful to terrorists or saboteurs, because incapacity or destruction of an L.N.G. terminal would 'negatively' impact public health and safety".