Sentence examples for commission marked from inspiring English sources
The commission marked the beginning of a close relationship: Kaufmann was to commission 12 more projects from Wright before his death in 1955.
This commission marked the Belgian Congo Northern Rhodesia boundary on the ground with nearly five times the number of pillars as the first commission, literally etching the boundary in the African landscape.
The commission marks the hours between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. as a time when the airwaves should be free of offensive language.
The commission marks the 28 countries in the union (of which 17 share the euro) according to a scorecard of 11 indicators, ranging from current-account imbalances to export performance and private-debt burdens.
The digital media company's first UK commissions mark a significant expansion of its drive into the premium content market.
The eight-part series will be one of ITV2's first major original drama commissions, marking a significant step up in the digital channel's programming ambitions.
Blake's contribution comes from his commission to create a new design, Everybody Razzle Dazzle, for the Mersey Ferry Snowdrop in Liverpool earlier in 2015, as part of a series of art commissions marking the centenary.
The organisation 14-18 Now, responsible for five years of art commissions marking the first world war centenary, estimate that 8 million people haveseen two contemporary dazzle ships that were unveiled last year on the Thames in London and on Liverpool waterfront.
The German artist Tobias Rehberger has covered HMS President, above, in a surreal and striking "dazzle camouflage" print as one of the art commissions marking the centenary of the first world war.
The exhibition Fierce Light – which will also feature poems from Paul Muldoon, Jo Shapcott and Jackie Kay, along with new short films reflecting on the battle and its legacy – is part of the 14-18 NOW arts commissions marking the century.
The days of a press complaints commission mark two are well and truly gone.
