Sentence examples for remove the commission from inspiring English sources

Realistically, amending the treaty to remove the commission's role as the enforcer of competition law is a non-starter.

Governor Brewer's real agenda was transparent as she tried to remove the commission's two Democratic members as well, but fell short in the Senate vote.

Even the United Nations is concerned about what's going on, threatening to remove the commission's "A-status" as a national human rights institution believing it could become too small to qualify.

But in the closing moments of the 1987 Congressional session - under cover of darkness, many contend - Mr. Kennedy urged Senator Ernest F. Hollings of South Carolina to insert a measure that removed the commission's power to extend waivers or change the rule.

It has a partnership with reinsurance giant Gen Re, and has also removed the commission insurance companies typically take, passing this saving back to the consumer.

The final version of H. 511 clarified civil penalties for the sale of marijuana to individuals under 21 years old and removed the commission entirely.

Leaseholders who have acquired the RTM can direct how their own money is spent on their block, whether it's maintenance work or buildings insurance policies, potentially saving thousands of pounds simply by removing the commissions and surcharges.

Some of my advice would be straightforward: I would urge managers to remove the caps on commissions or, if they have to retain some ceiling for political reasons, to set it as high as possible.

In appealing to the commission to remove the sign, 69-year old Rancho Cucamonga resident Don Brostoff, who grew up in La Crescenta between 1947 and 1974, recalled attending Boy Scout meetings and playing baseball at the park as a boy.

On 2 October 2017, after the public asked leaders to remove the statue, the arts commission passed a resolution to initiate a review.

Equally significant is the proposed creation of a charity regulation authority, which will remove the ambiguity surrounding the charity commission's current dual roles as both regulator and advisor.