Sentence examples for commission will offer from inspiring English sources

The commission will offer specific recommendations for reform in its full report next Tuesday.

It is unclear, however, how much the trading commission will offer so-called substituted compliance, in which the trading commission will defer to foreign regulators as long as they have rules that generally compare to Dodd-Frank.

PARK EVENTS IN MORRIS COUNTY.Also on Monday, the Morris County Park Commission will offer a variety of activities at two of its parks, the Fosterfields Living Historical Farm and the nearby Lewis Morris Park, both on Route 24.

QUESTION FROM CHARLES BARTON: Hendrik and Elizabeth, so far you have ignored all of my questions related to the use of Generation IV technology, yet it is entirely possible that Secretary Chu's blue ribbon commission will offer a generation IV solution to the nuclear waste problem.

1 Report to Offer New Evidence The final report of the Sept. 11 commission will offer new evidence of cooperative ties between Iran and Al Qaeda, including information suggesting that Iran provided several of the hijackers with safe passage in the year before the attacks, government officials said.

Have we swallowed all the rhetoric about how the introduction of clinically led commissioning will offer choice to patients?

The Knapp Commission undoubtedly will offer specific comment on the course those changes ought to take.

Mr. Orszag also helped broker the creation of an 18-member debt commission that will offer specific alternatives for reordering the federal budget.

[C4.] A Panel on Corporate Governance The Conference Board is expected to announce the creation of a commission that will offer recommendations on overhauling the way corporations govern themselves.

The final piece of the puzzle is another, pending Palm Center report (retired Major General Gale S. Pollock is leading that commission) that will offer practical guidance on how to implement a reversal of this silly policy.

The governor believes the report, by the Commission on Education Reform, the state's most prominent education commission in years, will offer one way among others to help New York seize on a "historic opportunity" to reform its schools and change the way the state finances education, an aide to Mr. Pataki said.