Sentence examples for commissioned in response from inspiring English sources

"Notes on the War: The Piano Protests" bluntly indicated that the works to be played were commissioned in response to the continuing conflict in Iraq.

An independent report commissioned in response to concerns, headed by Sir Quentin Thomas and published in 2006, found no evidence of "deliberate or systematic bias".

The study was commissioned in response to criticism that the oil and coal projects contributed little to the bank's stated goal of alleviating poverty.

A No 10 spokeswoman said the booklet had been commissioned in response to a survey showing that 85% of people wanted more facts about the referendum.

The report was commissioned in response to a 2011 House of Lords select committee report warning the government risked becoming complacent about the UK's nuclear power research and development (R&D) skills and knowledge.

Noting that the utilities have converted the pools over the years to squeeze in more fuel, a 2003 study commissioned in response to the 9/11 attacks suggested that the new configurations raised the risk of fire.

The way they are open to abuse was first exposed by the Scott inquiry, which was commissioned in 1992 in response to the "arms-to-Iraq" scandal.

One of the most obvious of these is that scoping studies are often commissioned in a 'rapid response' mode to enable commissioners to develop subsequent commissioning briefs quickly.

In southeast England in particular, an increasing number of MR sites (20 110 ha) have been commissioned in the last decade in response to increasing coastal habitat loss and sea-level rise.

Now a landmark report for the Royal College of Physicians (RCP), which was commissioned last year in response to the deepening health crisis, is calling for a radical rethink of hospital care in the UK.

The academy's review was commissioned last year in response to increasing concerns that the United Kingdom is losing its position as a preeminent place to do medical research.