Sentence examples for open commissions from inspiring English sources

There is some evidence to suggest that he either actively encouraged, or at least permitted, the earlier practice of privateering against British and American shipping; British officers later found open commissions, signed by Ernouf, which suggested he was granting commissions to pirates for "services" rendered.

On the other hand, many sites were worried about opening commissioning support functions to competition and saw this as part of a Government plan to privatise the NHS.

And of course, Gamper is open to commissions.

I made the last one up, though I'm open to commissions.

Latterly he collaborated on open air commissions with his artist sons Jo and Michael, and thus are his poems to be found from Chester-le-Street Chester-le-Street Chester-le-Streetime capsule on toe Moon.

They may be more open to commissioning female designers, as, in fairness, may the next generation of male gatekeepers.

When dressage was added to the Olympic program in 1912, it was open to commissioned military officers only.

Public bodies need to bring together local talent, expertise and ideas to help develop social value and break open closed commissioning cycles.

Working with progressive advocacy groups, Pleasant submitted a question to the Open Debate Commission for the second presidential debate about whether the candidates "support expanding, and not cutting, Social Security's modest benefits".

Funding for open access charge: European Commission project 223592.

Two weeks after it opened, Dwight Wiman commissioned him to direct "I Married an Angel," and that, too, was successful.