Sentence examples for a large commission from inspiring English sources

In the Plevin judgment, the supreme court did not define what it meant by a large commission.

Beginning in 1890 Cobb worked for a decade on a large commission from the University of Chicago, designing 19 Gothic Revival buildings (completed 1901) for the campus, of which 18 were built.

Hodge has her loom in her small front room, from where she turned out Fields of Endeavour, a large commission for the Scottish Parliament Building, in a few short months.

The supreme court ruled in November 2014 that if a PPI seller failed to disclose to a customer that it had received a large commission from the product provider, the sale was unfair.

But Mr. Stella was to live a new life, year by year, as a painter, as a printmaker and as the candidate of choice for many a large commission worldwide.

The court concluded that if a PPI seller failed to disclose to a customer that it had received a large commission from the product provider, the sale was unfair under the 1974 Consumer Credit Act.

He has had solo shows at such institutions as the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego and the Madison Art Center in Wisconsin, which is showing a large commissioned work and two dozen accompanying drawings through Feb. 13, when the show begins a national tour.

(With this line of reasoning, a truly motivated seller might consider offering a larger commission than the standard, usually 6percentt).

Once Mr. Hevesi's campaign agreed to pay Mr. Morris higher fees and a larger commission on television advertisements he buys, the board declared the dispute over.

In the show's final corner, works long separated are brought together for the first time: an anguished "Christ Bound to the Column" and one of the S-curved flagellators, which were almost certainly studies for a larger commission.

She was just months from the end of her life when she painted her cul de théâtre; it was the first work in a larger commission from Kenneth Tynan for his production of Oh, Calcutta!, a projected pop art ballet visually designed by her.