Sentence examples for too commissioned from inspiring English sources

Having decision-makers on the field was underscored as an imperative in the World Cup review (NZ do them, too) commissioned after another failure in 2007.

It, too, was commissioned by a rich bourgeoisie, but it projects this extraordinary communal ethos.

"They're too busy commissioning 200 episodes of Russell Howard and writing Rob Brydon a blank cheque".

The other two monitors were commissioned too late to participate in the battle.

Recognizing that the progress in "gender parity" has been too slow, they commissioned qualitative research.

"Too Many Blackamoors," commissioned by Autograph ABP, will go on view as part of "Visible:In," during Art Licks weekend, from Sept. 29 Oct.

Traditional impact evaluations face numerous challenges, such as being commissioned too late or with insufficient funding [ 34].

[Lansley] has also too many bodies commissioning healthcare.

Gbehanzin commissioned portraits too, but these seem designed to protect him from his fate.

Moskowitz counters that science often requires time to make connections between hazards and health, and that too often studies are commissioned by the industries they affect.

For example, my dad makes movies, and down there he was commissioned not too long ago to make the country's first CD-ROM.