Sentence examples for too the commission from inspiring English sources

Here too, the commission had some suggestions, less noticed than the structural changes it recommended, but perhaps ultimately more important.

In France, too, the commission walks on eggshells, though in the past it has disallowed subsidies, ironically enough, to Renault.Extending the state-aid regime to new areas will also be politically hard--as airlines and banks show.

The slowdown in injuries comes, too, the commission noted in its statistics, as 5.8 million children younger than 19 have taken up skateboarding, far more than participate in sports like tackle football and ice hockey.

He, too, thanks the commission.

That, too, is the commission's job.

"For too long, the commission has deferred responsibility for so-called 'scientific' whaling to its scientific committee," Frydenberg said.

The limits are too low, the commission has argued, and their existence distorts campaign planning and requires expensive legal and accounting efforts.

"For too long, the commission has found itself in a position of reacting to market problems, rather than anticipating them," Mr. Donaldson said.

The commission waited until February to see if Pell's condition would improve enough for him to make the trip, but after Pell's lawyers again tendered medical documents saying he was too ill, the commission chair, Justice Peter McClellan, agreed to allow Pell to give his evidence from Rome.

"The fares are too low and the commission too high.

There too, the election commission declared a turnout of nearly 100percentt and an overwhelming victory for the governing party.