Sentence examples for its comments to the from inspiring English sources

AARP, which said it had 2.5 million members in New York State, said in its comments to the Justice Department that there was "simply no factual foundation in the record" to support the department's statement that the $12 million "remedies this violation".

In its comments to the productivity commission, the NT government said "the delivery of services and programs in the Northern Territory is influenced by a variety of factors including the difference in climatic zones, a sparse population concentrated in major townships coupled with the tyranny of distance".

Disclosing votes on particular issues "will subject funds and their investment advisers to the pressure of the special interest groups who are the principal proponents of this proposal," claims OppenheimerFunds in its comments to the SEC.

The NCTA goes on to state in its comments to the FCC that 77% of cable subscribers are already on a digital service, more on the larger providers: it's 90% for Comcast, 95% for Cablevision, and 74% for TWC.

In its comments to the EPA, CPMA also said that pigments that contain PCB by-products are not toxic or bioaccumulative.

As part of its comments to the EPA on the proposed revision of allowable by-product PCB levels, CPMA submitted a 1987 study conducted by researchers affiliated with ETAD and chemical manufacturer Ciba-Geigy, which had a long history of dye manufacturing.

(Nor would Facebook provide a public response to several other questions we asked around what it's doing here, preferring to limit its comment to the statement at the top of this post).

Ford did not specify its plans in its comment to the newspaper, saying only that it is committed to making Lincoln a world-class luxury brand.

"Ireland's strong view is that minimum pricing is a proportional measure," its comment to the EC stated.

In its collective comments to the F.D.A., however, the industry argued that sunscreens do help prevent skin cancer when used as part of an overall sun-protection program.

In its formal comments to the IRS, Citizens United further argues that the U.S. Treasury Department and IRS have "usurped Congress' law making powers because there is simply no statuary authority" for the restrictions its proposing.