Sentence examples for launch of a commission from inspiring English sources

Business leaders stepped up pressure on public-sector workers to accept cuts in retirement provision today following the launch of a commission to examine the cost of their final-salary pensions.

Blair, speaking in Washington after the launch of a commission on countering violent extremism at the Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS), reflected: "I think there is a combination of factors behind these movements which are happening both sides of the Atlantic.

The science board is considering the launch of a commission to tackle the subject.

Some 42 agreements were reportedly penned at the meeting, on issues ranging from outstanding trade and economic matters to the launch of a human rights commission.

It should also cease sheltering the Kims at the UN, which should launch a commission of inquiry.

The ILO has told Qatar to act on its warnings about the treatment of the most vulnerable workers and prove its proposed law changes are working or it could decide in March 2017 to launch a "commission of inquiry".

The government will soon launch a commission on the creation of a British bill of rights, but Clarke said it was not yet clear exactly how such a law would interact with the European convention.

Yazid Sabeg, a businessman of Algerian-Berber origin appointed by Sarkozy to advise on tackling discrimination, will today launch a commission to examine ways of officially collecting statistics on France's ethnic make-up for the first time.

The poll, intended to coincide with the launch of the commission, shows that only 1% of people think that top executives should be paid as much as they are, while 64% believe that a chief executive should take home less than £500,000 a year.

Then I read that the UN had said that Israel might be guilty of war crimes in Gaza, and they wanted to launch a commission into that.

Last month, the Human Rights Council unanimously launched a commission of inquiry.