Sentence examples for commission to explain from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, members of the commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks pressed Ms. Rice to appear publicly before the commission to explain the events leading up to the attack.

In December, the Wisconsin judge, Rudolph T. Randa of the state's Eastern District, asked the commission to explain why the proposed settlement with Koss was "fair, adequate and in the public interest".

But even more difficult for the teachers who had been drafted onto the electoral commission to explain was the turnout: there were only 1,389 people registered in the precinct, meaning that the turnout was 107 percent.

When they were detained in Kuala Lumpur and questioned about Belhaj's false Iraqi passport, an acquaintance went to the British high commission to explain that the couple were attempting to reach London.

The Manchester United manager has also been warned about his future conduct after he met with an FA regulatory commission to explain his claims that Wiley was not physically fit enough to referee, which were made following United's 2-2 drawithth Sunderland.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and Representative Sue Kelly, whose district includes Indian Point and thousands of people who live near it, have both called for officials from the emergency management agency and the regulatory commission to explain why the plan was approved over the objections of local officials.

First, Pickles should exhort the Charity Commission to attend every large local government event on commissioning to explain that charities registered to "advance religion" are often at the vanguard of open social service.

His father was a government interpreter who was commissioned to explain the terms of the Treaty of Paris (1763) to the natives upon the conclusion of the French and Indian War.

Last week Grace went to the regulator, the independent television commission (ITC), to explain her predicament.

The Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission needs to explain its actions when it investigates why police caught on CCTV bashing a handcuffed man were never charged, a civil libertarian says.

(AT&T says its rates had been frozen by the public utility commission since 1994 to explain the fast growth in charges).Babbage's alarm installer, an independent businessman, says that his current customers have been shedding landlines at a rapid rate.