Sentence examples for executive commission from inspiring English sources

That is not the case in Austria, as the executive commission of the European Union conceded today.

Some coalition members told AP that if they could not agree on a prime minister, an executive commission could be formed instead.

The European Union's competition commissioner, Neelie Kroes, wrote to Germany's economy minister, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, to voice her concerns about the aid, the union's executive commission said.

While he has often railed against the European Union, accusing the executive commission last month of "colonial" interference, for example, mounting economic pressure appears to have contributed to his willingness to compromise.

Europe's executive commission said the hydrofluorocarbon credits from industrial projects were overvalued in Europe by a factor of 78, discouraging the flow of money to more credible projects in the least developed countries.

BRUSSELS (Reuters) — The European Union's executive commission has proposed banning by 2013 the most common types of carbon offsets, mostly from India and China, to help restore credibility to the disputed system.

During the government crackdown that followed, more than 600 people were arrested, according to the United States Congressional-Executive Commission on China.

Chris Smith, a Republican congressman who chairs the congressional-executive commission on China, said: "[Obama] should consider doing something radically different on his last trip to China, something that will give hope to China's dissidents and freedom advocates.

The memorandum was sent on Monday to Rita L. Strmensky, the executive director of the state Executive Commission on Ethical Standards, whose members are appointed by the governor.

The 20-year-old chairman of a Hong Kong political party spoke at an event organised by the US congressional-executive commission on China.

That position, the presidency of the Executive Commission, is currently held by Romano Prodi of Italy.