Sentence examples for commission has led from inspiring English sources

(That commission has led to several others).

For example, the desire to avoid censure by the human rights commission has led China to affirm certain principles that, until the 1990's, it totally rejected.

The decision, along with a pair of advisory opinions issued by the election commission, has led to the emergence this year of so-called super-PACs, or, technically, independent expenditure-only political action committees.

Advocates like Mr. Schwartzman cite various examples where consolidated television station ownership, which was allowed to occur under waivers from the commission, has led to the loss of a distinct local news voice.

The report also isn't the first time Williams' association with the commission has led him has made the news: Last October, he was charged on several counts of possession and intent to distribute child pornography, public records show.

Clarke said: "I'm sorry that differences over process within the commission have led to Dr Pinto-Duschinsky's resignation.

Staff turmoil and uncertainty about the complexion of the commission have led environmentalists to lobby the McGreevey administration for nominees who display a proven interest in conservation, just as builders and developers are clamoring for their own representation.

In the Mexican water sector, the loss of staff in the state and federal water commissions has led to a reduction in a capacity for monitoring and anticipating system-wide changes in water resources.

Online retailers, many of which have made generous return policies a prime selling point to shoppers — and which do not pay employees based on commissions — have led the push.

The vice-president of the European commission, Antonio Tajani, has led the push, forging an agreement with Greenland to look at joint development of some of the deposits.

A naturally gifted dance-maker, particularly of abstract work, he has a magpie eye for commissions that has led him to involve himself in several injudicious projects, particularly last year's expensive, interminable Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.