Sentence examples for purchasing commission from inspiring English sources

In America during the war with four children to keep she wrote articles and did translations from the Portuguese in the evenings to supplement what she earned on the staff of a purchasing commission.

The state purchasing commission and the Department of Bus Transportation were among the entities created in the reorganization.

At this time a large-scale breed show was held, attended by visitors from Switzerland, who soon after their return home sent a purchasing commission to Austria and were instrumental in founding the Haflinger population in Switzerland.

4. Excise taxes, insurance, purchasing commissions, and similar items.

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Since 1991, the English National Health Service (NHS) has experimented with allocating budgets to general practices with which they are expected to purchase (commission) hospital care for the NHS patients that are enrolled (registered) with them.

What I still see, despite the introduction of "world-class" commissioning, is purchasing, not commissioning.

In 1812, Morgan had managed to purchase a commission in the 45th Regiment of Foot.

The Putnam Collection is not a static phenomenon, and work is underway to identify and purchase or commission works by artists who can be considered the masters of our own time, so that the collection continues to reflect the evolution of artistic practices.

In 1859 a young man born into a prosperous Buckinghamshire family purchased his commission in the 60th Rifles and, after an uneventful early career – that phrase is from his entry in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography – began to play his part in the expansion and defence of British imperial interests in Africa.

He purchased his commission to lieutenant on 25 December 1787, in the 76th Regiment.