Sentence examples for clearly commissioned from inspiring English sources

The judge, John Samuels QC, queried the fact that no one from any newspaper had been charged even though Fleet Street titles had clearly commissioned the activity.

As for polling in four seats reported today by the Guardian, the survey was conducted throughout April, undermining its credibility – and was clearly commissioned and leaked for political purposes.

Both papers were clearly commissioned with a degree of prescience, being published before either technology had begun to pervade the public consciousness.

Even when I've stepped into the media in my role as an academic, my appearance has caused confusion, leading one TV critic to remark: "Clearly whoever commissioned a three-part series on Biblical scholarship for BBC2 was entirely indifferent to the fact that it would be presented by someone who looks as if she's shimmied out of one of the hotter passages of the Song of Solomon".

Before Lord Oakeshott's name was revealed, the Lib Dems had said the polling firm was obliged to adhere to principles of openness and transparency by virtue of its membership of the British Polling Council, with a party spokesman saying: "We have no idea where this polling comes from but it has clearly been commissioned and leaked for political purposes".

This was clearly a commission, and her subjects were pros before a camera.

"Quite clearly the commission has agreed that there is a need for the pipeline," he said.

The angst-filled artist we see in Pollack's movie is unlikely to round out his days as a brand franchise, but he clearly needs commissions that spur new discoveries rather than clients who just want his name on their projects.

And the EU's leaders should endorse, loudly and clearly, the commission's proposal to set aside a substantial sum for the reconstruction of a post-Milosevic Serbia.Mr Djukanovic, meanwhile, should be urged to open up his economy to the sort of legal, private-sector activity that gives people a stake in peace.

Douglas McNeill, investment director at Charles Stanley, said: "Clearly the commission recognises that competition is currently intense, but it is concerned that a takeover bid, at a time of consolidation in the airline industry, would be discouraged by the existence of that 30% shareholding – despite Ryanair's offers.

Which is clearly the Commission's hope.