Sentence examples for commissioned to visit from inspiring English sources

A mutiny in 1897 of the Sudanese troops used by the colonial government led Britain to take a more active interest in the Uganda Protectorate, and in 1899 Sir Harry Johnston was commissioned to visit the country and to make recommendations on its future administration.

Other activities included identifying experts in commissioning to visit the client site, setting up visits to other NHS commissioning organisations, engaging local clinicians and providing project management training and tools.

The Eritrean government did not allow the UN commission to visit Eritrea.

North Korea refused to participate in the investigation or allow the commission to visit, and immediately rejected the findings, calling them "a product of politicisation of human rights on the part of EU and Japan in alliance with the US hostile policy".

There were four visitations in the principality, and on 9 June 1551, Fulk ap Hywel, Lancaster Herald of Arms in Ordinary was given a commission to visit all of Wales.

And one opposition leader suggested on Thursday that legislators should form an official commission to visit Cuba and assess the president's condition for themselves.

In the unit, students are commissioned by the British Museum to visit a cave in Greece where the remains of a young soldier (who may have fought in the battle of Thermopylae) have recently been discovered.

The film was created when the artists Langlands & Bell were commissioned by the Imperial War Museum to visit Afghanistan in 2002, after the Taliban was overthrown, and has been exhibited at the war museum.

Levin was commissioned by the BBC to visit musical festivals around the world, broadcasting a series of talks about them.

Between 2010 and 2011, eight councils commissioned 593,000 care visits lasting five minutes or less, and three-quarters of councils commission care workers to visit for just 15 minutes.

The commission is scheduled to visit in early April.