Sentence examples for commission down from inspiring English sources

Stretching a point, he boasted that it was his lot that had brought the commission down.

"So now the government will have to calm the commission down or cancel the Schengen agreement," he added.

It had been a pagan and Christian pilgrimage site for centuries and Le Corbusier, an agnostic, initially turned the commission down.

Considering Melbourne Theatre Company's 2015 offering, Julian Meyrick says it feels as though it is missing an Australian play and is "one commission down".

Europe's big privately held firms, too, mostly date from before 1950, often a very long time before.If Europe were more entrepreneurial, says everyone from the commission down, it would not have been such a poor producer of big businesses.

The identities of those on the lists were not disclosed, but generally, those familiar with the lists said, the bigger the seller, the lower the commission, down in many cases to zero.

A price war has driven commissions down 90percentt since they were deregulated in 1999.

But brokers defended the payments, arguing they were an additional income stream that helped them keep commissions down.

I have been covering terrorism for awhile now, so have spent a lot of time learning about the pros and cons of the legal system's ability to deal with terrorists, and I have come away thinking that so far at least, the civilian system has by far out-performed the military commissions down in Guantanamo.

Robinhood brought commissions down to zero where the dinosaurs can't compete.

LendingTree initially supplemented loan officers in their borrower sourcing from a marketing perspective, which drove loan officer commissions down significantly.