The word "commissions" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a payment made in exchange for services rendered. For example, "The artist accepted commissions from wealthy patrons."
"The supporters of the former dictatorship," former dissident Freya Klier has warned, "sit in the Bundestag, in the media, in schools, in manifold commissions of our democracy".
Prices start at £40/3m for Cloud Rococo panel Founded last year by Emily Jayne Kaan and Sefton Freeman-Bahn, Badgers of Bohemia is surface print's newest star, already winning awards and commissions (Kaan was shortlisted for the Homes & Gardens Young Designer of the Year award 2014 and the company has designed a print for Puma).
"In Donetsk and Luhansk districts armed insurgents are out of control, attacking people at will, abducting and beating political activists and members of district electoral commissions and the police clearly have no control over them," said Yulia Gorbunova of Human Rights Watch, who is in the region.
When the ABT offer came, Ratmansky was delighted, not least because it gave him the freedom to accept other commissions.
Faced with demands for millions in unpaid taxes on commissions he had taken from broadcasting contracts, Blazer agreed to plead guilty and blow the whistle on other top Fifa executives.
Attendees will also learn how to engage with the art media to win commissions.
Artangel is known for its challenging, eye-catching commissions.
I imagine this must cost a huge amount and that payments of fees, commissions and rebranding must quite reasonably come out of my minuscule bonus.
Howard told the Australian: "I'm uneasy about the idea of having royal commissions or inquiries into essentially a political decision on which the public has already delivered a verdict.
"I've received a lot of mail that says Labor should use royal commissions in this way," he said.
"Royal commissions serve our community well – the child abuse royal commission is a good example of that.
