Sentence examples for win commission from inspiring English sources

The campaign to win commission approval involved business and labor groups, elected officials and appointed members of the Port District and Convention Center governing boards.

At the same time, GE is reportedly cutting back on the other divestitures it had offered in a previous attempt to win Commission clearance.

But most of the designers who win commissions from those companies are male.

Attendees will also learn how to engage with the art media to win commissions.

He got his start in commerce using family connections to win commissions to furnish palaces.

As part of the symbiosis between Mr. Baan and the architects he works with, his panoramas of their models, presented to prospective clients, have helped them win commissions.

Hadid, born in Baghdad in 1950, became a revolutionary force in British architecture even though she struggled to win commissions in the UK for many years.

While well-established composers like Mr. Bates are continuing to win commissions from major musical institutions, the micro-philanthropy trend is undeniably opening up more opportunities for emerging composers.

Scottish production companies are often put at a disadvantage when trying to win commissions because the "ultimate decision making" on new programmes is taken in London, Holyrood's Education and Culture Committee says in a newly-published report.

But it is the emergence of Ms Gardner, the popular BBC Wales executive, as the frontrunner to take over Ms Tranter's job that will be of greatest interest to producers keen to win commissions from the department's £260m budget.

History remembers Ernest Flagg as a Beaux-Arts architect who relied on family connections -- Cornelius Vanderbilt was a cousin, Charles Scribner a brother-in-law -- to win commissions, among them the Corcoran Gallery in Washington.