Sentence examples for commissions of work from inspiring English sources

The Andrews government's pledge will grow Victoria's cultural capital through new talent development programs, commissions of work, provision of co-working spaces and the announcement of an annual creative industries summit, among a list of 40 initiatives.

When it began to sink in that the season comprised plays from the canon by O'Casey, Frank McGuinness, Tom Murphy, one Shakespeare, and four new commissions of work by men, the irony of the reference to "who we are" was unpalatable.

The members provide external validation for the guidelines by overseeing the development process, advising on the commissioning of work and monitoring the quality of the guidelines.

However, examples of sculpture are extant as part of church architecture, a small number of significant crafted items have also survived and, for the end of the period, there is evidence of painting, particularly the extensive commissioning of works in the Low Countries and France.

(Thank heavens for the choreographer Ronald K. Brown, though more than intermittent commissions of his work are needed).

The tiny percussion repertory is starting to grow, in part because of Ms. Glennie's commissions of new work.

The small (just 12 dancers) Aspen Santa Fe Ballet, which has developed a reputation over the last few years for its repertory of innovative contemporary ballets and commissions of new work, is a good choice.

The three commissioned pieces of work that have not been completed by the end of the extension year should be pursued as they will be useful contributions to the policy debate.

The company also sponsored LSO commissions of new works by British composers.

Note: the author is a trustee of the Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation, which funds commissions of choreographic works by emerging female choreographers.

Keen used only the best, providing some 20 or 25 artists with hundreds of commissions and years of work.