Sentence examples for had not commissioned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Davis, the Brexit secretary, recently admitted that he had not commissioned a single study of Brexit's impact on the economy.

Perhaps the most surprising aspect of her short collaboration with Blatter's reforms is that she said she was "astonished" he had not commissioned this investigation.

The festival, now in its 40th year, was not limited by the usual Chinese restrictions, but organizers also said they had not commissioned the work to be deliberately provocative.

A leasehold valuation tribunal later found that Newham council had not commissioned a proper survey of the flat and that the existing roof would have lasted another 40 years.

Ronald M. George, the chief justice of the California Supreme Court, said the court had not commissioned the study, and he added that the most interesting result was not his court's dominance, which may be at least partly based on the state's population, but the good showings of high courts in states with fewer people, notably Washington and Kansas.

The developer, however, had not commissioned the project and was not out the money.

They realised they hadn't commissioned a programme about The Past for 24 hours and took it from there.

Lazare Kaplan, a diamond-cutter, isn't so sure there would be a Harry Winston, Inc. today, if Winston hadn't commissioned him to cut the famous 726-carat Jonker diamond.

He said Labor hadn't commissioned any ships to be built in Australia's shipyards, in comparison to 54 by the current government.

It will fit you better size-wise so mechanically it will ride better, and perhaps best of all this bike wouldn't exist if you hadn't commissioned it".

He notes that the league has not commissioned a new stadium since 2006.