Sentence examples for corporate commissions from inspiring English sources

In 1934, in the depths of the Depression and the Dust Bowl, Bourke-White's corporate commissions began to dry up.

Commercial became corporate commissions as Croner took on work for Coca-Cola and the Chase Manhattan Bank.

Often she can borrow back her corporate commissions for a show, particularly if they are not on display.

The company's residential business shrank in the last two years, but increases in corporate commissions more than made up the difference, Mr. Wells said.

His corporate commissions, such as Absolut Warhol (1986) for an Absolut Vodka advertising campaign (reissued in a limited collector's edition in 2014), were thoroughly consistent with his serial reproductions.

Having decided in the mid-60's that the corporate and architectural route was the realistic way to make money, Miss Hernmarck never bothered with agents and galleries and has not needed to, with corporate commissions fetching $600 a square foot.

This is the kind of corporate commission the Swedish-born weaver has done many times before, though the abstract works, measuring 40 feet each, mark a departure from the photo-realism that has become her stock in trade.

Jesse spends his days dolefully glopping oil paint on a canvas: butterflies in a field, a corporate commission for a local bank – the remuneration only barely enough to cover bills (or mitigate the shame of having to paint butterflies).

These examples are particularly probative because most reputational crises emerge as a direct consequence of corporate commission or omission, rather than uncontrollable external events.

Partly to help finance it, Mr. Bailey and his wife, Margaret, a senior editor at the magazine, founded a company specializing in automotive history, Princeton Publishing, that published more than 50 independent historical works as well as corporate histories commissioned by General Motors, Porsche, Cadillac and Ferrari.

This has led to a reduction in the number of days it takes to register an enterprise with the corporate affairs commission though the tax burden in the state is still very high.