Sentence examples for vital commissions from inspiring English sources

In 1965, I was a struggling young critic in London and Philip, as a BBC producer, gave me not only a vast amount of constructive advice but also vital commissions: he first asked me to review two short BBC Third Programme plays by a then totally unknown writer just out of Bristol called Tom Stoppard.

Given the nature of healthcare commissioning, outsourcing vital commissioning support functions may not be the preferred option of CCGs.

The commission and those who appear before it have a vital charge.

In addition, it's vital that commission members be well-informed on the massive problem before them.

In the new landscape it will be vital that commissioning authorities and the public have full disclosure of the corporate structure of any organisations delivering such services.

Quite likely, a majority of American composers who have achieved prominence in the last 20 years benefited from not just a performance but also, even more vital, a commission from this orchestra.

3 4 It is therefore important to monitor aspects of service utilisation, and primary care consultation rates are one such measure, vital for commissioning and resource planning.

"It's absolutely vital that European commission funding for this research is maintained.

But, in a briefing to members, the PCS and Unite unions warn that changes "will have a devastating impact... on the vital services the commission provides".

This exhibition, subtitled "When Art Danced With Music," shows how he not only caught the waves of history but also kept causing new ones: in the visual arts, in music and in choreography, he was a vital agent in commissioning successive stages of modernism and in redefining classicism.

Knowledge exchange mechanisms are a vital component of commissioning and should be embedded in external provider contracts.