Sentence examples for the commission recognizes from inspiring English sources

"The commission recognizes that — although no single solution exists — there are several steps it can take to improve oversight of the futures markets and bring greater transparency and scrutiny to the types of traders in the marketplace," according to a draft statement introducing the plan.

Regarding the housing and building sector, the Commission recognizes the significant material flows related to construction and maintenance activities of buildings.

The Commission recognizes the value of using voice as a replacement for written words in performing search and other functions on internet-connected devices.

"Each member of the Commission recognized Sir Alex Ferguson's achievements and stature within the game," he said.

When the commission recognized that virtually all of the union's candidates were white, it stopped approving them, leaving eight in limbo.

The funny thing here is that, in the second of his eleven tests, Mr Gingrich declares that a defeat has already occurred:Does the commission recognize that the second campaign in Iraq has been a failure?

Eight years ago, the commission recognized the problem cited by the two groups: that in case of a major pipe break, the leaking water or steam would scour off pipe insulation and even paint.

The commission recognized the problem at Davis-Besse, the reactor near Toledo, Ohio, where operators discovered that the vessel head had been eaten away by acid, nearly all the way through.

And let's not forget that it took an enormous scandal, uncovered by Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, to make the commission recognize that the fund industry was riddled with conflicts.

Deborah A. Scalise, the judge's lawyer, said her client was grateful that the commission recognized that her motive was "sympathy for her friends and a strong belief in them as parents".

The commission recognized that the Nicene Creed has been universally accepted as containing the essential teachings of the faith and that the faith stated by the creed is shared by some "non-creedal churches" that are wary of "fixed" or "imposed" forms.