Sentence examples for commissioned foreign from inspiring English sources

Iran, holder of the world's No.2 gas reserves after Russia, has commissioned foreign companies to develop the South Pars field.

Yet, even though the new regimes strived for new norms and forms to express their identity as new and independent Africans states, because of a lack of expertise and funds, they mostly commissioned foreign architects within the framework of development programs, thereby clearly mirroring colonial practices.

However, he claims that the difficulties of commissioning foreign literature are often overplayed.

(Important clarification: There is no evidence to suggest that Mitchell was in the pay of the Georgian Dream or the Georgian government when he wrote his Foreign Policy piece, let alone that it was commissioned by foreign clients.

An earlier poll commissioned by the foreign ministry showed both sides running neck and neck, while analysts caution that motivated voters tend to be overrepresented in the country's internet polls.

It was the kind of speech that Merkel (who had no comment) would never give, especially after a poll commissioned by the foreign ministry in May showed that sixty per cent of the public was skeptical of greater German involvement in the world.

Recently the UK Guardian reported, "Climate change will fuel acts of terrorism and strengthen recruiting efforts by terrorist groups such as Islamic State and Boko Haram, a report commissioned by the German foreign office has found.

That opportunity came about thanks to the Play Company, an Off Broadway group that commissions translations of foreign plays.

Yet two foreign audits he commissioned found no evidence of Centerra breaking Kyrgyz law.The accusations gain credence, however, because of negative perceptions of Kumtor's environmental record.

Guardian Australia understands that McKibbin, commissioned by the department of foreign affairs, modelled the domestic costs of doing no more than the current 2020 pledge, cutting emissions by 26% of 2005 levels by 2030, by 35% and by 45%.

The military has made efforts to bolster the number of cadets and midshipmen enrolled in language programs at the service academies and R.O.T.C. programs so that they are already proficient in a foreign language when commissioned.