Sentence examples for commission someone from inspiring English sources

At the point we commission someone, we will discuss payment.

"I said I would only do it if we also commission someone to research the area and draw up a plan for change.

Leos Janacek wrote a harrowing opera called "The Makropulos Affair"; Peter Gelb at the Met should commission someone to write "The Markopolos Affair" as a fable for our times.

Aimed at the "old deluder Satan," it undertook to thwart him from keeping "men from a knowledge of the Scriptures," by requiring every township of 50 households to commission someone to teach reading and writing.

It returns to the West End from Dec. 11 to Feb. 1. "There is a risk involved when you commission someone to write something for the main stage" Mr. Holten said.

In an online buying exercise carried out for the panel, Hargreaves Lansdown, which describes itself as "the UK's number one annuity broker", emerged as the highest-charging company of 10 firms that disclosed the amount of commission someone would pay on a "non-advised" basis (if a firm gives advice, a fee has to be charged upfront).

And while everybody is being told they must know how to code, Cator mostly just commissioned someone else to do what he needed.

The Modern had acquired one of his yearlong photos in 1998; when discussions began about commissioning someone to document the construction of its new home, Mr. Wesely -- who was by then using his signature technique to photograph the massive building projects around Potsdamer Platz in Berlin -- seemed an intriguing choice.

There are seven because there was architectural possibility between the columns, but each of the prints are of 3D models, which I commissioned someone to make.

The search engines pay NameMedia a commission whenever someone clicks on the links.

These are generally local businesses and nonprofit organizations that place links on their Web sites to the retailers' sites and receive a commission when someone clicks through.