Sentence examples similar to a considerable commission from inspiring English sources

It follows that, for any large-scale commission, a considerable number of people would have to be employed.

She was the sister-in-law of Hugh Cholmondeley, 2nd Baron Delamere, and it was from the 2nd Baron that Douglas received his first major commission, a considerable rebuilding of the south wing of his seat at Vale Royal Abbey in 1860.

Relationships such as these clearly played a considerable role in the commissioning of the IBoD study, as did existing networks which are often the route through which policymakers engage researchers [ 43, 45].

The previous Commission left a considerable amount of work prepared, including the general outline and what is termed the public consultation over the strategy which will give continuity to the so-called Lisbon Strategy.

The Phil's schedule for 2008 features more than 30 new commissions - a considerable number for any orchestra.

He also gave Leonardo a considerable monthly stipend, but no large commissions followed.

A considerable amount of time is necessary to commission the story from a journalist, for the story to be written, edited and published.

The commission said: "There was a considerable level of continuity between the former SeaFrance services on the Dover - Calais route.

The accolades for it from the 1824 salon emboldened him to renounce commissioned portraiture, declaring it "a considerable waste of time".

Contrary to the traditional view, a considerable bureaucracy exists outside of executive agencies and independent regulatory commissions: the largest employer of nonmilitary government employees, the US.

"It is our view as a commission that those priorities should dictate the numbers to a considerable extent".