"financial commission" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a fee or a percentage of money that is paid as compensation for a financial transaction or service. Example: "The company charges a 5% financial commission on all transactions made through their platform."
Beckenbauer said he "assumed" that the money went to Fifa's financial commission.
Only the Yankees can afford to survive such errors of financial commission, but the bigger news is the roster transformation.
Harry Azhar Azis, another member of the financial commission, who belongs to the Golkar Party, which is part of the governing coalition, questioned Mr. Martowardojo's qualifications.
He chose to be head of a financial commission where he showed his energy and determination as an investigator of financial irregularities.
Asked whether the government's financial commission of audit would look for Australia Network cost savings, Cormann said it would seek efficiencies right across government.
The cordial relations of the French and Spanish members of the mixed financial commission are cited as a proof of the injustice of the attacks made by French newspapers against the Spanish Government.
To thwart the opposition, which was led primarily by the lord chancellor Berthold, archbishop of Mainz, Maximilian set up his own extra-constitutional judicial and financial commissions.
The law specified that some derivatives rules would go into effect next month, no matter the status of rule writing, and those are what both financial commissions voted to delay this week.
Laudable demands for higher standards, such as better staffing ratios and more time spent with service users, better leadership, systematic training and development and payment of the living wage for care staff, create an unbridgeable gulf with a financial commissioning imperative to freeze or even reduce contract fees.
The London Statement urges agents to make their business dealings transparent and to provide honest, accurate and up-to-date information adhering to high standards of ethics, including being clear about any financial commissions they might be earning from institutions whose courses they are recommending.
Nigeria's financial crimes commission is investigating 33 of the country's 36 governors for corruption.
