mandate commission

As a result of her political work there, she became a member of the League of Nations' permanent mandate commission in 1921, their first female member.

Chaired by former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore, this congressionally mandated commission functioned from 1999 to 2003.

The nine members of a Congressionally mandated commission narrowly rejected appeals by banks and credit card lenders to force consumers to pay more of their debts.

Still, L. Paul Bremer, who led a congressionally mandated commission on global terrorism in 2000, said there could be more "malignant interpretations" to Greece's years of addled efforts.

The Mandate Commission gave its recommendations, stating that they are concerned about the Christians, and accordingly, average people were given the right to submit any petitions to the League of Nations, directly, in the future.

Roberts had planned to introduce legislation to place a one year moratorium on new Colorado health insurance mandates with independent Rep. Kathleen Curry, as part of a proposal to overhaul the states insurance mandate commission.

The Jewish Agency was entitled to diplomatic representation e.g. in Geneva before the League of Nations Permanent Mandates Commission, while the Palestinian Arabs had to be represented by the British.

Republicans in the House are pressing for creation of a Congressionally mandated commission to come up with a legislative proposal, but the Administration rejected that in favor of a White House conference in December.

Bath was one of 16 senior military officers representing the four services and the single National Guard officer assigned as professional staff to the 1995 congressionally mandated Commission on Roles and Missions of the Armed Forces.

Both the Library and the Office are working with the Department of Education and other federal government agencies as part of a statutorily mandated commission on issues involving access to copyright works for the visually impaired in the context of higher education.