Sentence examples for single commission from inspiring English sources

Le Corbusier returned to France without a single commission.

— Anne Carson, "Red Doc>." Le Corbusier returned to France without a single commission.

A single commission (often with an existing score) is reason to celebrate in any ballet company's season.

Government consultations on the creation of a single commission emphasised an intended focus on strategic interventions and arm's-length advice.

The One Show is a big gig, the biggest single commission outside returning drama the BBC has ever handed out.

The government wishes to avoid setting up new separate watchdogs for age, sexual orientation and religion, so it plans to create a single commission.

His earliest single commissions came in 1885, as modest as a one-story house at Broadway and 88th.

Using this method the throughput time of a laser system in production in one single commissioning process is decreased in the validation example by approximately three days.

The committee says it does not want to impose a single statutory framework for integration, but does wish to see a single commissioning process.

It needs to makes appropriate links with health and wellbeing boards, with councils taking a lead role in single commissioning with pooled budgets for appropriate client groups.

But the recent final report from the Barker commission on the future of health and social care made a compelling case for an enhanced budget for health and social care, single commissioning and a more equitable system.