Sentence examples for provincial commissions from inspiring English sources

According to the party charter, provincial commissions must still inform local party leaders if they plan to investigate them for corruption.The prime minister, Wen Jiabao, has been forthright, at least in admitting the extent of the problem.

Recently, a blizzard of surveys by health experts, medical associations, consumer groups, provincial commissions and the news media have cataloged problems from overworked, underequipped hospitals to vast regions without any doctors at all.

The increase in unmet needs for care parallels identified problems with regards to access to primary healthcare, as highlighted by various federal and provincial commissions in Canada [ 15- 18].

"We started with a decree from the Standing Deputy Prime Minister as the Chairman of the NCMC that went to all the Provincial Commissions for Mothers and Children, as well as district committees," said Ms Pathammavong.

It even became a topic at a provincial commission hearing on language issues in 2007.

The complaints to provincial election commissions have so far included video clips showing ballot stuffing; the strong-arming of election officials by candidates' agents; and even the handcuffing and detention of election workers.

Canada's federal government and provincial securities commissions must choose between a TMX that is largely foreign-owned and an all-Canadian offer that could increase monopoly power and thus raise costs for investors.

At a press conference, Staffan de Mistura, the special representative to the United Nations secretary general, announced a tight schedule for helping set up provincial election commissions and a plan to monitor their work.

Essentially, provincial dairy commissions assign quotas to farmers and buy up all of their milk at a fixed price.

In 2005, the provincial government commissioned a project to develop a standardized assessment tool for use with individuals who are have DSL and are considered functionally deafblind.

Addressing a joint meeting of members of parliament and boys and girls representing provincial child rights commissions, the speaker said the committee, "will take responsibility and carry out enquiries based on the information reaching it from public opinion and from children themselves".