Sentence examples for created a joint commission from inspiring English sources

The federal, Mexico City and Mexico state governments – the latter being responsible for the outlying suburbs, home to an estimated 11 million residents – also created a joint commission on improving air quality.

The agreement created a joint commission, consisting of officials from the Angolan government, UNITA, and the UN with the governments of Portugal, the United States, and Russia observing, to oversee its implementation.

RAY KRUEGER LOOKING INTO GAMBLING Officials for the four Grand Slam tournaments, the men's and women's tours and the International Tennis Federation have talked about creating a joint commission on gambling "similar to the approach that we've taken to doping," said Larry Scott, the chief executive of the WTA Tour.

And including formal guarantees by the United States, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, which would create a joint commission to ensure proper implementation by both sides, would induce 39percentt of Israeli Jews who initially opposed the agreement to support it and 27percentt of Palestinians to do likewise.

"With fire, they created a joint board.

Those gathered created a joint CARICOM Reparations Committee.

If approved by the Legislature, the agreement would be the second major overhaul of the state's ethics enforcement apparatus in the last four years, and would create a joint ethics commission with oversight over both the executive and legislative branches.

While they did not go so far as to create a joint planning commission, which would include voting rights for the neighbors, they did manage to establish an arrangement by which one member of a neighboring community would sit as a nonvoting member on the other's planning commission during discussions of the project.

Among the commission's recommendations was either to create a joint House-Senate intelligence committee, or to give existing intelligence committees the power of the purse -- stripping the appropriations committees of that authority.

A joint commission oversees the treaty, which water experts say has worked fairly well.

In 2013, Argentina signed a controversial agreement with Iran to set up a joint commission to investigate the blast.