Sentence examples for commission terms from inspiring English sources

The new commission terms will automatically apply to consignment agreements that have already been signed, Mr. Dolman said.

The startup effectively acts as a broker for third party financial services products, with its business model based on taking a commission from any signs up for these financial products — though it says all sales commission terms for third party products are the same, so it is not incentivized to suggest certain ones over others.

When salaried jobs are created, expenditure on what a 1980s government commission termed "unproductive costs" tends to soar.

In what the commission termed "unannounced inspections," investigators descended on some European offices of BP, Royal Dutch Shell and Platts, a division of the McGraw-Hill Companies that specializes in providing pricing for the oil industry.

"Any difference in terms of preferential commissioning terms or information would constitute a breach of state aid, and could have serious effects on the market".

The Right Care report recommends a shift in terminology away from 'procedures of limited clinical effectiveness [or value]' to 'value based commissioning': "Terms such as 'procedures of limited clinical value' have been identified as a barrier to clinical engagement.

Decision-makers need to think differently about how to commission long-term condition services.

The scale and intensity of work that is undertaken to commission long-term condition services appear to be disproportionate to the likely service gains.

The Maple Group said that it would agree to the commission's terms.

So he reconsidered, backed off and accepted the commission's terms.

The government recently extended the royal commission's terms of reference and reporting deadline.