Sentence examples for commission in which from inspiring English sources

A European commission in which 27 commissioners want to prove themselves makes no sense.

Peter Murray of New London Architecture has proposed a mayoral London Skyline Commission, in which experts would scrutinise the quality of new proposals and guide developers.

So there is a real whiff of sulphur about the commission, in which the financially straitened Vermeer is ambiguously complicit: he is preparing to sell Griet body and soul, and the painting becomes an occult object of betrayal.

The measure would have created a commission in which Republicans, who tend to support the Cuban embargo, would have been outnumbered by Democrats, who tend to want to end it.

In his statement, Erdogan repeated Turkey's offer to establish a joint historical commission in which academics and researchers of both countries would study the events of 1915 together, an offer that Armenia has declined up until now.

It was a secretive deal, with a code number and a cash commission, in which Mr. Abraham agreed to transfer the client's money to a bank account in Europe, out of the sight of federal regulators.

The UFC is governed by the commissions in which their events are held.

One move being considered that could have a substantial impact on the industry would be to restrict so-called soft-dollar commissions, in which funds pay for research and other services through commissions on stock trades.

The UK refused to let its citizens be tried by the same military commissions in which Hicks was prosecuted and convicted, because it believed they did not afford sufficient guarantees of a fair trial, according to international standards.

There were some copies of manuscripts ("Notes on Oedipus," "Notes on the King Must Die"), given me by Roy Sargeant, a theatre director who was making plans to stage a play he'd commissioned, in which the shades of Renault and Alexander meet in the Underworld.

"And now 'diversity' officials in the ABC are actually trying to stifle diversity by demanding the ABC not screen a documentary it commissioned in which Aboriginal MP Linda Burney and I politely debate the government's plan to change our constitution to divide us by race.