Sentence examples for war commissioned from inspiring English sources

Wednesday saw the release of the Chilcot report into the Iraq war, commissioned by the British government.

In 1892 the French Ministry of War commissioned Ader to begin work on a new airplane, a tractor monoplane powered by twin 20-horsepower Ader steam engines that he completed in 1897.

Australia, which lost 62,000 men in the first world war, commissioned the memorial in the year of George V's death, 1936, as a multi-purpose monument to the king's reign, to federation and to Australia's war contribution.

JERUSALEM, Oct. 13 — A study of the 2006 Israeli-Hezbollah war commissioned by the United States Air Force and to be published this month concludes that Israel's use of air power was of diminishing value as the fight dragged on because it was used without enough discrimination.

A year after an uproar over pollution forced a turnaround in plans for 19 new coal-fired power plants around the state, the battle has been recounted in a documentary, "Fighting Goliath: Texas Coal Wars," commissioned by Mr. Redford's Sundance Preserve.

Before the First World War, the British War Office commissioned Burberry to make a coat for its officers.

Bomberg, meanwhile, had an ambitious war commission rejected as "a Futurist abortion".

Congress has also failed to agree on a bill that would allocate $6m to a national civil war commission.

Talk story about Viviani Joffre Fedeler, born in an apartment in the Public Library, two days before reception held in the Library for Viviani & Joffrey, of French War Commission.

In his mid-thirties, he won a Civil War commission as an aide to a cousin of his, General George Shepley, but he contracted malaria and was confined for months to a hospital in New Orleans.

The exhibition also includes the paintings for which she is best known: her second world war commissions of the Women's Land Army at work, such as Men Stooking and Girls Learning to Stook and Milking Practice with Artificial Udders.