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"Only 1% of hospital budgets will be commissioned through the tariff next year.

Nonfiction will also be commissioned through the partnership, with each side splitting the cost of the author's advance.

On Sunday it was a vibrant performance of "Mosaic" by John Kaefer, 25, the 54th composer to be commissioned through First Music.

A student can go to a civilian school like Vanderbilt, major in art history (which we don't offer), have the usual college social experience and nightlife (which we forbid), be commissioned through R.O.T.C. — and apparently be just as good an officer as a Naval Academy product.

The production is commissioned through the Roger S. Berlind Playwright in Residence program.

The study was commissioned through a grant from the Markle Foundation last year.

While private developers tend to have the final say in New York, architecture is commissioned through open competitions in Berlin.

Faculty member Elena Araoz directed both plays, and Cruz's play was commissioned through the Lewis Center's Roger S. Berlind '52 Playwright in Residence program.

Next year, two new buildings will open in Brussels, bold attempts (unlike most other EU buildings, they were commissioned through international architecture design competitions) to give the EU an image makeover, and perhaps integrate it better with the city of Brussels.

"I feel really privileged to have been able to contribute to the number of works that were commissioned through the Keir awards because they were quite unique and all super diverse, so it's really hard to think one's better than the other".

In Wales, the commission said no further training has been commissioned through Core Solutions but it would be delivered if AMs ask for it.