Sentence examples for sort of commission from inspiring English sources

In 2002, Richter was asked to design the window there — the sort of commission that comes along every thousand years or so.

— BEN PROTESS So far, it is almost impossible to use any of Ms. White's testimony to gauge what sort of commission chairwoman she would be.

The store owner who sold the Adlers the new piano also had given the young man a harmonica as a sort of commission.

It was an unusual sort of commission for Kate Spade -- all the more so because she rarely designs clothes; she has made her name and fortune mostly through handbags and other accessories -- but she found Song, unexpectedly, a somewhat natural fit for her own sensibilities.

"If the results of the U.S. Senate investigation establish the level of the accounts and there is certainty about the owners of the accounts, then there would probably be some sort of commission set up by different government bodies in Chile to investigate," he said.

If the inquiry establishes the level of money in the accounts "and there is certainty about the owner of the accounts, then there would probably be some sort of commission set up by different government bodies in Chile to investigate," said President Ricardo Lagos, according to Reuters.

"I think we have a problem because there's a lack of trust between the trusts, so there seems to be a lot of suspicion because of the new arrangements with the sort of commissioning provider stuff.

In a publicly funded healthcare system with goals of value for money and equity of access and outcomes there is inevitably a need for some sort of commissioning or planning function to decide how much to spend on which services and with what aims.

"There are all sorts of commissions and other appropriate vehicles to disclose information," Mr. Giuliani said.

There will be all sorts of commissions and initiatives, just as there were after Los Angeles in 1992 and Cincinnati in 2001, just as President Johnson announced in 1968 and President Clinton did in '97.

"It gives momentum to reformers across the spectrum because it removes an ambiguity about whether these sorts of commissions were constitutional," said Michael Li, a redistricting expert at the Brennan Center for Justice.