Sentence examples for command commissions from inspiring English sources
The startup told TechCrunch in an email that some brokers can command commissions as high as 50percentt.
In fact his command and control commissioning system has probably made it harder to create great television.
These pages often refer to decisions made by the Central Crisis Management Cell, but to complete the chain of command the commission needed notes from those meetings.
It's three years since the agency Hall commands was commissioned, on April 1 2006, three days after the enabling legislation got royal assent.
The particular success of the Bruntwood in unearthing unknown writers, or those who may be known to literary departments but who have often not yet commanded productions or commissions, suggests that if you are a playwright, there really is an awful lot riding on a name.
Mistake No. 2: Not Hiring an Agent Although real estate agents command a hefty commission (usually 5-6% of the sale price of your home), trying to sell your home on your own, especially if you haven't done it before, is probably ill advised.
After years as the second in command of the commission's staff, he was handpicked by former Executive Director Peter Douglas to succeed him.
Arnold, after considering for two days, disbanded his command, resigned his commission, and went home, having spent more than £1,000 of his own money in the effort to capture the fort.
USS Concord (PG-3) was commissioned on 14 February 1891 under the command of Commander O. A.
She was commissioned on 13 June 1918 under the command of Commander B. B. Wygant.
