Sentence examples for that commissioned by from inspiring English sources

It doesn't take a team of medical experts, such as that commissioned by Kampala, to establish that homosexuality predates western power in Africa, or to work out that far from encouraging homosexuality, the colonialists exported homophobia, in the form of anti-gay legislation then on European statute books.

He risks the displeasure of the industry that commissioned him by highlighting one "surprising feature of the 2015 election", namely "the lack of variability across the polls".

Mr. Anderson leads an anti gambling group that commissioned a study by a professor from the University of Nevada at Las Vegas, Dr. William N. Thompson.

A laboratory test of the Wisconsin that was commissioned by The Times found that one-quarter of a medium thin-crust pie had 12 grams of saturated fat, more than three-quarters of the recommended daily maximum.

This paper provides an overview of the climate change trends and their potential effects on children in East Asia and the Pacific that appeared in studies covering five countries that were commissioned by the United Nations Children's Fund.

That's the conclusion of a report released this week that was commissioned by the animal rights group International Fund for Animal Welfare.

That was the case with recent high-tech examinations that were commissioned by the Guggenheim Museum on several works by the great Russian abstractionist Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944), the artist most closely associated with the museum, since its founding.

An inquiry into that incident commissioned by UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, found that Israel's Gaza blockade was legal but criticised the navy for using excessive force.

A study by the Boston consulting firm Analysis Group that was commissioned by four nonprofit foundations last year noted that states participating in the program had received $912 million over three years by charging electricity providers for their carbon dioxide emissions.

That study, commissioned by the Winter Haven Economic Development Council, determined that the Cypress Gardens Boulevard corridor could support additional hotels, restaurants and entertainment options.

The book resulted from a report that was commissioned by the Department of Health and presented in 1988: Our first conclusion was that carrier screening could be defended from an ethical point of view given certain conditions.