Sentence examples for commission should present from inspiring English sources

"In addition we have ensured that after 4 years the Commission should present a cost-effectiveness analysis, with recommendations as to whether the rules should be revised.

Despite the differing view of the European Commission, I am of the opinion that in its report on the application of the regulation the Commission should present the regulation in the context of other legislative instruments, such as Brussels I.

According to Art. 10, paragraph 3 of the said Directives, the Commission should present, not later than 31 December 1995, a report to the European Parliament and the Council concerning the evaluation of the transposition and application of the Directives by the Member States.

The commission should give to the railway the opportunity of presenting the facts; and, if an application is made promptly, the matter should be determined by the commission without subjecting the railway to any prejudice because of its failure to ask leave before discontinuing the service.

Among the five "requirements" the commission proposed were that the media should present and clarify the goals and values of the society, and serve as a forum for comment and criticism.

To demonstrate an arms-length status from government the commission argues that the CHE – as successor to the Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) – should present an annual report to parliament.

If people want to present arguments why the commission should disregard the usual third-party rules then we would listen to that argument and obviously if Jade Goody's family should wish to complain then we would listen to that".

But the European Commission, the union's main executive body, "played a zero role in the present crisis, and this was a transnational crisis, so the role of the commission should have been just the opposite".

He said the commission should have insisted on access to the full reports, because "you need the context of how the P.D.B. was presented to the president in order to determine whether or not there were smoking guns".

The commission should stand firm.

The commission should take that suggestion immediately.