Sentence examples for put a commission from inspiring English sources

He said, 'Put a commission together.

"He called me up and said, 'Put a commission together, show me the right way to do it legally.'".

"He called me up and said, 'Put a commission together, show me the right way to do it legally.'".

For instance, they were supposed to put a permanent commission in place.

He said that, instead, he'd put together a commission to look into the use of Confederate symbols in the Capitol.

In August of 2003, he asked a highly respected former cabinet minister by the name of Bernard Stasi, who serves as his official ombudsman in matters involving French secularism, to put together a commission on what the President called "the application of the principle of laïcité in the Republic".

Publishers can put out a commission, rather like an RFQ, and freelance journalists (of which there are many) pitch to take the piece.

The Senate voted on creating a bipartisan deficit commission in late January, and the GOP (skeptical that it would recommend tax increases) helped kill the idea -- forcing the White House to put together a commission of its own.

This time the state put a non-partisan citizens commission in charge of most of the redrawing of congressional districts.

"Obviously, the commission put a lot of thought into this and I know there was a lot of pressure on them.

Nearly seven months after a highway bridge collapsed in Minneapolis, a federal commission put a jaw-dropping price tag on starting to attend to America's crumbling foundations: $225 billion a year for the next 50 years just to maintain and upgrade surface transportation.