Sentence examples for the commission comprises from inspiring English sources

The commission comprises doctors, scientists and health and human rights experts from around the world.

The commission comprises seven members appointed by the Board of Supervisors, the League of California Cities and others.

The Commission comprises 11 members and includes an architect, landscape architect, painter, sculptor, and three lay members, as well as representatives of the Brooklyn Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Public Library, and the Mayor.

The commission comprised 27 members, each representing very different interests—and many predicted its failure.

The commission comprised three non-lawyers: the former Liberal Democrat MP Evan Harris; Diana Holland, of the union Unite; and Reverend Professor Nicholas Sagovsky, the former canon of Westminster Abbey.

The commission, comprised of three Republicans, a Democrat and an independent, has until June 28 to rule on a Democratic Party petition that Mr. Romney be disqualified.

The Commission comprised 15 members, including ranchers and health-focused professors (e.g., Marion Nestle) as well as a former governor of Kansas (John Carlin), a former secretary of agriculture (Dan Glickman), a former assistant surgeon general/chief of staff to the surgeon general, and the president of the Western Montana Stockgrowers Association.

The Kazakh-funded outfit face months of uncertainty with one of the chief complications being that the licence commission   comprises two Swiss businessmen, a Swiss politician and a retired Swiss judge, who work for the UCI on a part-time basis.

Young people are having to deal with these issues at a time when their brains are going through a developmental surge second only to infancy in terms of the changes occurring within neural systems, says the commission, comprising academics and other experts.

The commission, comprising six Democrats and four Republicans, has summoned four heads of big banks to testify on Wednesday at the panel's first substantive hearing: Lloyd C. Blankfein of Goldman Sachs, Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase, John J. Mack of Morgan Stanley and Brian T. Moynihan of Bank of America.

The commission, comprising Lord Nimmo Smith and two QCs, found the charges against Green "not proven" on two counts - on rule 66, "bringing the game into disrepute by calling into question the integrity of the commission"; and on rule 71, "not acting in the best interests of football by calling into question the integrity of the commission".