Sentence examples for whose commissions from inspiring English sources

Aymeric is a Parisian artist whose commissions never amounted to much.

The New Yorker, July 2 , 1984P. 34 Aymeric is a Parisian artist whose commissions never amounted to much.

Given this experience, it may seem odd that Ms. Rosales would have bothered with middlemen like Knoedler, whose commissions sliced into her own.

Uber has been criticized for taking advantage of its drivers, who work without job security or benefits, and whose commissions the company has reduced more than once.

By Mavis Gallant The New Yorker, July 2 , 1984P. 34 Aymeric is a Parisian artist whose commissions never amounted to much.

Rather than working for the church or state, whose commissions demanded ideological and often stylistic conformity, artists had become freelance and seemingly free-spirited producers for a market that was not always there.

Much must change, says Mr Callaghan, whose commission is meant to oversee both halves of the system.

Bill Brock, the former senator from Tennessee and former Republican chairman whose commission produced the plan, said Mr. Rove had given him the same explanation.

More than a decade ago they were able to defeat the legendary African-American, Barbra Jordan, whose commission to reform immigration law was assembled by Bill Clinton.

"But business can be a fragile flower".Business leaders welcomed parts of the broader approach to empowerment set out by Cyril Ramaphosa, a black tycoon (and former union leader) whose commission on the subject reported to the government last year.

Mr. Knox, who is based in Silver Spring, Md., and whose commission fees range from $9,500 to $60,000, said the fact that both he and Mr. Clinton came from poor Southern roots gave him a special feel for the man.