Sentence examples for the commission fully from inspiring English sources

"Greece has adopted an ambitious programme to correct its fiscal imbalances and to reform its economy … The commission fully supports Greece in this difficult task," E.U.

TM: So, the chairman and executive director of the NRC are required under law, as you said, to keep the commission "fully and currently informed" of agency activities.

Perhaps the most important of these ideas is to ensure effective access to justice to anyone who wants it, regardless of his or her ability to pay, a concept the Commission fully embraces.

The commission is fully aware of sexually explicit material appearing on other terrestrial services, normally within a clear editorial context.

She also said the commission was "fully confident" that Finland would continue to honor its commitment to participate in contributing to the European Financial Stability Facility, set up last year to provide financial assistance to euro zone members in difficulty.

A federal judge recently refused to accept a settlement that had been brokered between Bank of America and the Securities and Exchange Commission, saying the bank and the commission never fully explained how the decisions had been made.

The commission said fully carrying out its recommendations would cost $500 million a year for the time being, and $1 billion annually years from now as the current crop of fresh veterans and active military members ages and new personnel is in place.

[The commission] fully intends to be as transparent as possible … I wanted to convey our apologies and our sincere regret for that".

Tim Murphy: If there is a statement that says the chairman and the director of operations and the chairman shall be responsible for ensuring that the commission is fully and currently informed about matters within its function, and that was signed into law and that is specifically and categorically ignored, is that illegal?

We call on local authorities in London to jointly commission fully integrated, London-wide, open access, LGBT-specific (but open to all) sexual health and drug services, and for other local authorities to do likewise in areas where similar problems have been identified.

But the decision this week, if it stands, means that the commission would not fully examine what many people see as the most pressing question: whether Mr. Silver or his staff acted inappropriately by authorizing the confidential settlement.