Sentence examples for commission should provide from inspiring English sources

Dutch liberal MEP Sophie in 't Veld said the commission should provide adequate safeguards to protect personal data and called for a "tailor-made and evidence-based" security response to the terror threat in Europe.

So the authors suggest that the SMEs will hugely benefit from an open source eLogistics platform and national government and European Commission should provide financial support to establish and run such open source platform either by associations or trade bodies of the SMEs or third parties.

Staff also plan to examine the current penny stock sales practice requirements under Rule 15g-9 to determine whether the Commission should provide additional protections for retail investors.

In its advice to national governments we advocate that the Commission should provide advice to national governments on how best to: 1. establish a national policy framework for urban travel which supports and influences policy on land use, health and the environment and maintain consistency in that policy framework over time;   2.

In view of the amount of administration involved the Commission should provide this information only every two years.

For the second instalment, the Commission should provide €2 billion from the Union budget and €1 billion will come from Member States' contributions.

Instead, the commission said courts should provide defendants the option of having their case heard by a judge who is a lawyer.

The Kissinger commission, in theory, should provide the definitive account of how a raft of government agencies -- including the White House, Central Intelligence Agency and Federal Bureau of Investigation -- left the nation so vulnerable to terrorist attack.

The National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (Nice) says that GP-led clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) should provide that treatment to women up to the age of 40 or who have been trying for a baby with their partner for two years.

Many clinical commissioning groups are struggling to maintain GP involvement in the face of huge clinical workloads and the difficulty of the commissioners' work, although the fact that nearly all CCGs will have taken over responsibility for primary care commissioning by next year should provide at least some encouragement that they can make progress in reshaping local services.

Some representatives on Wall Street have supported the commission approach, which they say should provide more oversight.