Sentence examples for commission to administer from inspiring English sources

Pointedly she refused to allow the commission to administer it, insisting on creating an autonomous structure.

That law was passed with near unanimous approval by Congress last week after a federal judge in Oklahoma ruled that Congress had not given authority to the trade commission to administer such a list.

Mr. Corn-Revere said that the F.C.C. itself noted in July when it published its do-not-call rules that Congress had granted funding authority only to the trade commission to administer the registry.

Growing doubts about the capacity of the electoral commission to technically administer a six-ballot poll, the most complex in Kenyan history [pdf], have made it all the easier for the eventual loser to cry foul.

The European commission on Wednesday agreed to administer the prize money on behalf of the EU.

If the executives responsible for what happened won't step forward on their own, perhaps a subpoena-wielding panel along the lines of the 9/11 commission can be created to administer a little truth serum.

In addition to local municipal government, there are numerous local boards and commissions, some elected and others appointed, to administer education, utilities, libraries, and other local services.

At the provincial level, political wrangling has stymied efforts to appoint local election commissions, meaning that no one is in place in those provinces to administer the elections.

For an independent investigative commission to be successful, it needs not only subpoena power but also power to administer oaths and affirmations, the authority to examine witnesses in public or private hearings, and adequate financing.

For that reason, Jensen's Institute of Mental Chronometry commissioned a leading electronics firm to construct a state-of-the-art apparatus to administer, record, and analyze MC experiments.

In May, a California commission issued a report saying it had considered recommending a single drug, which has "the advantages of being simpler to administer and virtually eliminates the potential for pain".