Sentence examples for the commission represents from inspiring English sources

Purpose of the Commission The Commission represents and upholds the interests of the EU as a whole.

The commission represents in institutional form the expectation Americans voters now have that the nominees for president will meet face to face and argue their respective cases.

The $525 million the company is seeking from the commission represents "only a fraction of the damages" Chiquita has suffered because of the trade restrictions, said Robert W. Olson, a senior vice president and general counsel.

The commission represents a paradigm shift in how Congress typically doles out money for research.

The Council represents governments, the Parliament represents citizens and the Commission represents the European interest.

The 19 members of the commission represent disparate opinions and interests, and finding common ground is not easy.

In court, the commission, represented by the office of Ohio's attorney general, Michael DeWine, asked the court to dismiss the lawsuit on procedural grounds.

Nonetheless, supporters said the 3-2 vote by the commission represented significant progress toward fulfilling a campaign promise by President Obama to preserve a level playing field for Web developers.

"So many actors are not willing to commit resources when the government is not stable," said retired Major Josesph M. Bernadel, a member of the commission representing Haitians living abroad.

Outside of the six business members of the commission, representing America Online, AT&T, Gateway, MCI WorldCom, Charles Schwab, and Time Warner, there is wide support in the business community for a level playing field for sales taxes.

In 2004, Microsoft, on the losing end of an antitrust ruling in Europe, acted as if the commission represented little more than an angry man shouting at kids to get off his lawn.