Sentence examples for into commission from inspiring English sources

We force them into commission, or out of business.

CONAN O'BRIEN The U.S. Navy just put a new sub named after Jimmy Carter into commission.

The plane is put back into commission for a dogfight with the falcon.

volunteers, in operation and were on the verge of putting into commission an entire new section, when France surrendered.

Still, a 40-60% success rate (depending on whether Spirit is brought back into commission) is not bad by the historical standards of missions to Mars.

Investors have suffered in a steep stock market drop starting in March 2000, and many have stayed on the sidelines, cutting into commission revenue.

I got into commissioning NHS services in 2004.

In recent years, museums have been getting into commissioning artists to create new works.

This message ripples back into commissioning sources and light ­training pipelines, perpetuating perceptions and relative performance discrepan­cies through selection bias.

Social care is still only patchily embedding collaboration across the system, particularly into commissioning, 20 years after direct payments legislation.

Will local authorities be rated in relation to services they have been forced into commissioning because of budgetary constraints?