Economic and Social Council commission
- noun
- Formal
- The Economic and Social Council commission on human rights meets annually to review global progress.
Examples
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She was appointed as a member of an Economic and Social Council commission focused on gender equality.
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The Economic and Social Council commission met to discuss poverty alleviation.
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A new Economic and Social Council commission was formed to study environmental challenges.
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Many Economic and Social Council commissions focus on health issues.
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A new Economic and Social Council commission was formed to study environmental challenges.
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She was appointed as a member of an Economic and Social Council commission focused on gender equality.
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The Economic and Social Council commission on human rights meets annually to review global progress.
Synonyms
A group set up by the United Nations Economic and Social Council to work on a global issue
Surface Forms
Morphology
economic + and + social + council + commission
The phrase is fully compositional: 'Economic and Social Council' can be understood as a council dealing with economic and social matters and 'commission' denotes a formal committee appointed by that council, so a learner who knows the constituent words can infer the intended meaning. This structure mirrors common noun-modifier + noun patterns cross-linguistically and does not require idiomatic knowledge beyond recognizing it as an institutional name.
Etymology
Economic and Social Council commission comes from the United Nations idea of a large council called the Economic and Social Council creating a small expert group, a commission, to study one problem. So, it means 'a commission established by the Economic and Social Council' to look at a specific economic or social issue.